Dow Chemical
Midland plastics giant
Dow Chemical is a major American chemical corporation, founded in 1897 and headquartered in Michigan.
The company manufactures plastics, agricultural products, and industrial chemicals.
Dow became controversial during the Vietnam War as the primary producer of napalm and Agent Orange.
The name often appears in discussions of corporate responsibility and environmental regulation: Dow Chemical faced lawsuits over contamination.
- polyethyleneThermoplastic from ethylene gas
- plastic productionCreating synthetic moldable materials
- pesticidesChemicals destroying harmful organisms
- mergersCorporate consolidations
- corporate mergerBusiness entities combining legally
biodegradable plastics · polyurethane · spill · silicones · carbon capture · fertilizers · napalm · polymers · acquisitions · Bhopal · catalysts · sustainable agriculture · adhesives · Agent Orange · solvents · pipe · plastic · subsidiaries
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