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Chemrawn Committee

 

Number: 021/18/97

Title: CHEMRAWN XIV - Green Chemistry

Coordinator(s): R. Pariser

Remarks: Collaborative venture with UNESCO

Completion Date: 2001 - project completed

Objective:
Possibility and/or desirability of holding a review of theories, predictions and work done since CHEMRAWN VII being investigated with organizers of original CHEMRAWN VII.

Progress:
The World Conference on Green Chemistry -"Toward Environmentally Benign Processes and Products" is being organized in Boulder, Colorado, USA, 9-13 June 2001.

Hundreds of scientists and policy makers from around the world will gather to discuss challenges to the quality of our environment in the new millenium. Through discussion among leaders in industry, government, academia and environmental organizations, this meeting will explore many sustainability issues which may be addressed and improved by chemical research and policy development.

> Visit the Conference website at http://cires.colorado.edu/env_prog/chemrawn/
> Conference Announcement published in Chem. Int. 22(6), 2000

in the press:
> Environmentally friendly by design - CHEMRAWN Conference explores research and policy needs for a sustainable world, C&EN, 18 Jun. 2001, p. 10. Online > pubs.acs.org/cen
> Green Chemistry - CHEMRAWN Conference explores the progress and prospects of chemical research and science policy in advancing global sustainable development, by S.K. Ritter, C&EN, 16 Jul. 2001, p. 27. Online > pubs.acs.org/cen

> Report of the Future Actions Committee - June 2001
> Invited lectures published in Pure Appl. Chem. 73(8), 1229-1330 (2001)
> Conference report, Chem. Int. 24(1), 2002

Follows up
> GCI spreads green gessage, opens new chapter in Thailand
C&EN, 15 Jul. 2002, p. 41
> Follows up with Green Chemistry Activities, by R. Pariser
Chem. Int. 24(6) 2002, p. 29
> Next Generation Environmental Technologies: Benefits and Barriers (2003), by Robert Lempert, Parry Norling, Christopher Pernin, Susan Resetar, and Sergej Mahnovski - this report published by RAND, examines the potential of green chemistry-derived technologies; online: www.rand.org/publications/MR/MR1682

Last update: 10 April 2003

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