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ABOUT THE BOOK

Green Chemistry practices and principals can play an important role in achieving the United Nations' (UN) special development goals. The expert contributors here have selected key goals and reviewed the implementation of green chemistry for these goals. As described by the UN, it is crucial to harmonize three core elements: economic growth, social inclusion and environmental protection. The sustainable development goals embrace the sustainability mindset and this will lead to greater productivity and a greener environment. For sustainable development to be achieved, these elements are interconnected and all are crucial for the well-being of individuals and societies.

Features

• The chapters explore sustainable development through green engineering
• Demonstrates the progress made in the search for processes that use fewer toxic chemicals and produce less waste while using less energy.
• Highlights the importance of chemistry to everyday life and demonstrates the benefits the exploitation of green chemistry can have for society
• The pollution of water is of the utmost concern globally and bioremediation has a strong role to play in ensuring adequate supplies of high quality water
• These unique volumes address the vast interest in green chemistry and clean processes, which has grown significantly in recent years.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Contribution of Green Chemistry to Sustainable Development Goals: A Bibliometric Study

Hasan Demir and Sanjay K. Sharma

Chapter 2 The Use of Biomass for the Enhancement of Biogas Production

F.E. Abeng, N.B. Iroha, V.C. Anadebe and Lei Guo

Chapter 3 Role of Bio-Coagulants / Adsorbents in Industrial Wastewater Treatment and It’s Contribution to a Greener Environment

P.C. Nnaji, O.D. Onukwuli, V.C. Anadebe and Sanjay K. Sharma

Chapter 4 Technological Applications for Green and Sustainable Production and Elimination of Environmental Pollution

A.Gürses, K.Güneş, E.Şahin and M.Açıkyıldız

Chapter 5 Catalytic Methods on Wastewater Remediation and Reuse for Circular Economy

Burcu Palas, Süheyda Atalay, Gülin Ersöz

Chapter 6 Bridging Corporate Social Responsibility to Green Chemistry with reference to Steel Industry

Meghna Sharma, Astha and Sanjay K. Sharma

Chapter 7 Cellulose-derived Levoglucosenone: Production and Use As A Renewable Synthon for the Production of Biobased Chiral Building Blocks, Solvents, Polymers and Materials

Sami Fadlallah and Florent Allais

Chapter 8 Green Nanotechnology in Clean Water and Sanitation

Mahak Kushwaha, Swati Agarwal & Suphiya Khan

Chapter 9 Indian Knowledge System: The Roots of Environmental Sustainability, Civilization and Green Chemistry

Sanjay K. Sharma and Komal Makhijani