Posts Tagged ‘chemistry’
Almost ten years ago, journalist Brendan Horton assessed the state of Green Chemistry for the prestigious journal Nature. It makes interesting reading to compare that article with the current state of the the field. Take a look and send comments if you would like.
“Industry is discovering that ‘green’ approaches to chemical processes [...]
A very nice discussion of political and technical issues confronting the Green Chemistry community is found on
The Green Chemistry Technical Blog
The site is written/run by a professional chemist (as is this [...]
The above image is uncredited and was found on the site Environment Canada.
As reported by Reuters, the German utilities company RWE is the largest polluter in Europe. RWE has just announced plans to work with two other companies, Linde and BASF, to scrub CO2 (carbon dioxide) from emissions of its coal-burning operations. The [...]
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