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EPA Honors Green Chemistry Leaders
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The U.S. EPA has awarded 2008 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards to researchers and organizations in five categories: Academic, Small Business, Greener Synthetic Pathways, Greener Reaction Conditions and Designing Greener Chemicals. The award winning chemistry technologies include:
• A novel method to make complex molecules cleanly and efficiently, developed by Michigan State University
• A safe way to harness the reactivity of alkali metals developed by SiGNa Chemistry, Inc. of New York
• Bio-based resins for toner ink that are easily removed during paper recycling developed by Battelle of Ohio
• A three-part system to monitor and treat cooling water developed by Nalco Company of Naperville, Ill.
• A second-generation green chemistry pesticide developed by Dow AgroSciences of Indianapolis, IN.
The complete 2008 Green Chemistry Awards document is available on the CampusERC website.
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