DEFINITION AND CRITERIA FOR Sustainable Chemistry Created by the Expert Committee on Sustainable Chemistry (ECOSChem)

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Many organizations have worked to define and describe sustainable chemistry or have developed principles for safety and sustainability for chemistry applications, including environmental justice principles centered around chemicals management. Through  research, analysis, and extensive discourse, the Expert Committee on Sustainable  Chemistry (ECOSChem)—representing a broad set of constituencies—has built upon these foundations with an aim to develop a clear and actionable definition and set of  criteria that may be adopted and adapted to different constituencies and decision contexts, including in policy, education, corporate, and investment decision making. It is also intended to guide chemical, material, process, and product design and implementation in different settings.

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Sustainable Chemistry Catalyst, Lowell Center for Sustainable Production, University of Massachusetts Lowell
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