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The Value of Green Chemistry

Webinar Description

Over the past ten years, there has been increasing scientific, government, and consumer attention to chemicals of concern in products. Concurrently, there has been a significant growth in green chemistry alternatives to these substances. Despite this growth, green chemistry is still often a marginal consideration in product and process design and in government policy.

In this webinar from the GC3 Green Chemistry Education series, three green chemistry champions—a chemical manufacturer, a pharmaceutical company, and a product manufacturer—discuss their efforts to build awareness and make a case within their firms and to their suppliers and customers for the business value of green chemistry. They discuss challenges and models to build momentum for green chemistry innovation.

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Helen Holder
Corporate Material Selection Manager, Hewlett-Packard
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Jump to Presentation - The Business Case for Green Chemistry

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Tse-Sung Wu
Program Manager in Environment, Health, and Safety, Genentech
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Andy Shafer
Executive VP of Sales and Market Development, Elevance Renewable Sciences
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Jump to Presentation - Benefits of Bio-Based Products

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the business case and opportunities for green chemistry in industry
  • Learn about complexities and successes in obtaining greener material alternatives from a supply chain
  • Understand models for moving organizations toward green chemistry

Recommendations for Prerequisites

This webinar is suitable for all audiences.

Additional Material

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American Chemical Society

Better Living Through Green Chemistry
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