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The ACS government affairs programs promote public policy that
advance the chemical enterprises and its practitioners, as called for in the ACS
congressional charter. The Society provides a voice, at the federal and state
levels, for chemists and chemical engineers when laws and regulations are
developed and when government programs are being funded. ACS members are
important partners in these government affairs efforts. The Society also
conducts educational activities aimed at expanding policy makers' knowledge of
scientific and technical issues and support for chemistry technician education. |