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3 Resiliency of fossil-based feedstocks Rene Gonzalez
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61 Zeopore is making its mark in green applications through zeolite modification
Cover: The industry is building more new refining capacity, not less, in the trend towards repositioning of assets. Courtesy: Patrick Schatz, Unsplash
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