Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program

The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program Summary of 2005 Award Entries and Recipients, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC p 6. 

M Holtzapple. The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program EPA 744-K-96-001, Washington, DC 1996 July 7 Preprints ACS Div Environ Chem 1997 37(1) 344. 

The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award program was instituted by President Clinton in 1995 and is administered by the EPA. Each year, cash awards are given to those projects deemed outstanding from among those that have applied. A complete list of past award winners and descriptions of their contributions may be found at http //www.epa.gov/greenchem-istry/past.html. 

Since 1996 the EPA has conducted the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program, which recognizes approximately five individuals and organizations each year. One award is typically presented in each of the following categories ... 

Altus Biologies, Inc., The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards program, summary of 1997 award entries and recipients, EPA 744-S-97-001, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics, Washington, DC, p. 13, 1997. 

U.S. Bureau of Engraving, ISOMET Development of an alternative solvent. The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program, summary of 1999 award entries and recipients, EPA744-R-00-001, 1999. 

Rohm and Haas Company Invention and commercialization of a new chemical family of insecticides exemplified by CONFIRM selective caterpillar control agent and the related selective insect control agents MACH 2 and INTREPID, a proposal submitted to the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program, 1998. 

Access the web site that describes the use of soy-based chemicals to prepare toner for laser printers and copiers. What was the main green chemistry success in this process (2008 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program)... 

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