8legs: Ken lane

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Europe’s chemical industry is in free fall — America's could be next

Europe’s chemical production collapse signals risks for the United States if policy doesn’t adapt.
Regulatory burden and expensive energy are cited as key drivers of the decline in Europe.
The piece warns U.S. policymakers to act now to avoid similar dependency on China.
The author uses U.S. examples to argue for faster permitting and stronger energy policy.
The article links Europe’s situation to potential shifts in global supply chains.
The piece emphasizes chemicals as strategic to national security and essential sectors.
U.S. dependence on imports is cited as a risk to energy and manufacturing security.
The article frames policy trade-offs as a core concern for future competitiveness.
The piece calls for proactive U.S. enforcement and trade measures to protect the sector.
The author closes with a call for a coherent U.S. policy to avoid decline.

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