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Announcements
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ACS Fall 2027 Call for Symposia
Dear ENVR Community, We are pleased to announce that the Call for Symposia for ACS Fall 2027, taking place August 22–26 in San Diego, CA, is now open. We invite you to submit symposium proposals that highlight innovative, timely, and impactful topics in environmental chemistry. To help presenters submit to the correct topic and to…
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Nominations for professional awards are now open
Nominations are now open for 3 professional awards with a deadlines ranging from October 1st to November 1st: More information about the awards is here: https://acsenvr.com/awards-overview/professional-awards/
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Welcome to Fall 2026 ACS National Meeting
Welcome to the National Meeting in Chicago. Our Division has extensive program to cover all areas of Environmental Chemistry: Session Schedule C2026. Stop by our desk, join our social hours, become active member of our committees and learn about the most innovative and impactful environmental research. Do join our Fellowship of 3,000 member strong Division…
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In this interview with Raymond Blackwell for Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), Dr. Sherine Obare—dean of the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering—shares her journey from a curious student influenced by a great chemistry teacher to a pioneering researcher and academic leader.
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The American Chemical Society’s Division of Environmental Chemistry (ENVR) is a dynamic community of scientists dedicated to addressing some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.
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“Faces of ACS ENVR” is a series of profiles on scientists and leaders that have been impacted by the ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry (ACS ENVR). Our first profile covers George Cobb, Ph.D. who joined ACS ENVR in 1984 and has been an active member for over 30 years. He was the chair of the…
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ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry
A Thank you to our Sponsors
Learn more about becoming an ACS ENVR Sponsor
A Message to Our Existing Members
Our Division continues its work with the participation of members like you, and we appreciate your membership. It is a pleasure to have individuals from the environmental chemistry and engineering community amongst our midst, whom we aim to serve and to provide support for by programming and division activities.
Is there another way you feel we could be better aligned with the desires of our members? If so, please let us know.
