The material basis of a sustainable society will depend on chemical products and processes
that are designed following principles that make them conducive to life. Important inherent …

Plasticizers are additives that are used to impart flexibility to polymer blends and improve
their processability. Plasticizers are typically not covalently bound to the polymers, allowing …

Achieving a sustainable future will only be possible through the intersection of the best
science and technology in combination with the societal, economic, policy, cultural, moral …

Rational design of pesticides with tunable degradation properties and minimal ecotoxicity is
among the grand challenges of green chemistry. While computational approaches have …

Antiquated and inefficient data-sharing practices represent one of the key obstacles to
advancing sustainability goals through green chemistry. To this end, we need to robustly link …

Pharmaceuticals are routinely reported in the environment, which indicates an increasingly
urban water cycle and highlights a global megatrend. Physicochemical properties and …

Xenobiotic electrophiles can form covalent adducts that may impair protein function, damage
DNA, and may lead a range of adverse effects. Cumulative neurotoxicity is one adverse …

Pursuit of sustainable environmental quality is a noble goal, but global megatrends,
highlighted by concentration of chemical use in cities faster than implementation of waste …

ABSTRACT The Green Chemistry & Chemical Stewardship Certificate Program was
designed using the Community of Inquiry (COI) model as a framework for developing …

Toxicology and green chemistry have been adopted in research throughout academia,
industry, and government. While significant progress has been made to explain how …