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Green Chemistry 101: What It Is and Why It Matters

As organizations across the world continue to shift their focus toward becoming better stewards of the planet and elevate the focus and funding of environmental, social, and governance (ESG), product stewardship, and sustainability initiatives, you may have started to hear the term “Green Chemistry.” Green Chemistry is the design of chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances. More simply put, Green Chemistry removes the hazard at the source, and enables better life-cycle management of chemical products, including their design, manufacture, use, and ultimate disposal.

But why is the industry moving in this direction and why should your company care about it? Register for this on-demand webinar to learn about the increasing importance of Green Chemistry to workplace safety and the process of building ESG maturity.

During this on-demand session, you will learn:

• the 12 principles of Green Chemistry and why it’s beneficial for your company to review your product portfolios and chemical inventories for Green Chemistry candidates.
• the importance of understanding regulatory lists applicable to chemicals, and the additional risks and regulatory burdens you might find yourself managing if your organization is using chemicals that appear on one, or many, of those lists.
• how using Green Chemistry principles can reduce the administrative burden on your organization as well as reduce chemical risks to your workforce and the environment.
• the specific ways Green Chemistry can help build ESG Maturity, including improvement of chemical procurement and avoidance of downstream risks from hazardous waste disposal or landfilling of nonrecyclable wastes.

There are more webinars like this! Register to attend a future event or view an on-demand recording now.