Green Chemistry and Engineering for Our Future

06 July 2023, Version 1
This content is a preprint and has not undergone peer review at the time of posting.

Abstract

The principles of Green Chemistry and Engineering were formalised more than 20 years ago to guide us toward a safe and sustainable future. This framework is as important as ever in the development of chemical technologies that support human well-being while addressing the complex challenges we face in sustainability. This perspective is a reflection on the duty of chemists and engineers to integrate these principles into their practice, and how doing so can help confront diverse problems such as climate change, sustainable food production, pollution control, renewable construction materials, and green energy production and storage.

Keywords

Green Chemistry
Green Engineering
Sustainability

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