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This special feature page from the American Chemical Society (ACS) showcases the up-and-coming field of "green chemistry," that is, the development of chemical products and processes that eliminate or reduce the use and...
Seeking to eliminate the use and production of hazardous substances, "The Green Chemistry Institute (GCI) was founded as an independent, nonprofit organization in 1997 to promote green chemistry through research,...
The American Chemical Society discusses how chemists are celebrating Earth Day this year. Users can learn how to take part in the 2004 Unifying Event - Testing the pH of Rain Water. Kindergarten through twelfth graders...
This is an "everything" site for the teaching of environmental chemistry. The site contains some unique case studies, a list of textbooks, lab and modeling activities and other educational content. The content is still...
Green Chemistry, as its name implies, is an environmentally friendly practice of using chemistry to prevent pollution. The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has created the Green Chemistry Expert System software...
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