Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference

At the first Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, held in August of 1997 at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C., American Chemical Society President Paul S. Anderson said green chemistry looks beyond controlling waste at... 

By designing a chemical such that it will biodegrade more readily to nontoxic product, the risks posed by the chemical to human health and the environment are reduced (Boethling, 1996). For a concise development of choosing green solvents, see this author s paper from the 1998 Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference (Nelson, 2000). 

Li, C.-J. (1998a) In Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, pp. 213-214. 

Berejka, A. J., in Proceedings 3rd Annual Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference Moving Toward Industrial Ecology (June 29-July 1, Washington, DC), p. 35 (1999). 

Ho, S.V., McLaughlin, J.M., Espen-schied, A.C., Kottmeier, R.E., and Bouressa, ).F. (2007) A preliminary green technology assessment of therapeutic protein manufacture. Presented at The Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, June 29th, 2007 in Washington DC. 

Presented by Dunn, P.J. (2009) 13th Annual Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, Maryland,... 

For example the Gordon Research Conference on Green Chemistry, held biannually beginning in 1996, and the Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, held annually beginning in 1997. 

This book presents a number of the innovations that have been developed recently in the emerging area of green chemistry. The chapters of the book are derived from presentations made at the Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. This conference was established to... 

A founding co-chair, of the Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, from which this book is derived, was named after Dr. Joseph J. Breen. Joe Breen was an inspiration to people around the world because of the passion and enthusiasm with which he articulated the need and the goals of green chemistry and engineering for sustainability. Joe s premature death in the summer of 1999 is a tragedy to all who knew him and a loss to the causes he championed. This book is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Joseph J. Breen. 

Poechlauer P, Braune S, Reintjens R. Continuous processes in small-scaled reactors under cGMP conditions towards efficient pharmaceutical synthesis. In Presentation during the 13th annual green chemistry and engineering conference. MD College Park June 23—25, 2009. 

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