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Green Chemistry/
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Sustainable Manufacture as a Competitive Advantage The concept of sustainable manufacture has become one of the most important challenges for the chemical process industry and has offered the potential for some of the greatest rewards in our increasingly competitive market. This symposium will recommend lucrative areas for research and development, make suggestions for the design of environmentally sustainable processes, and propose methods for competing in the domestic and global marketplace.
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Monday, April 1 4 , 1 9 9 7 : 8:00-9:30 am Industry Forum Breakfast. Keynote Address: Victoria Haynes, Chief Technical Officer of BF Goodrich 9:30-9:40 a m Opening Remarks 9:40-9:55 am KJPAC Address 9:55-11:30 a m Product Development in the Chemical Industry 11:30 a m - l : 4 0 p m Lunch Reception. Keynote Address: F. Sherwood Rowland a n d Mario Molina, 1995 Nobel Prize Recipients Risk-Based Decision Making 1:40-3:30 p m Business Needs in Environmentally Sustainable Manufacture 3:30-5:15 p m Tuesday, April 1 5 , 8:00-8:30 a m 8:30-10:20 a m 10{20^0:§0^m
1997: Continental Breakfast for All Attendees H u m a n Health & Environmental Health Issues Intermission Γ"•·* Î S 10:W^ni-ï2:30 pmGoverïimental Incentives a n d Disincentives ^12:30-2^pm - Lunch Reception. Presentations by 1996 Green Chemistry Challenge AwardJRçcipients Implementation in Industry 2:30^20 pm ;Conclusion 4:20-4:^0 p m
Wednesday, April 16, 1997:
8:30 am-5:30 p m v -The Presidential Green Chemistry èïiailènge Presentations A ColIaboradve^Symposhjin to be held at the 213th ACS National Meeting in àaa Francisco, CaHfbrnià \ American CfrefnicalSociety, International Union of Pure and AppUed Qjemlstry/ Ύ ^,f ν . Chemical Manufacturées Association, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency/ : ^
