Scientist Paul Anastas redesigns chemical processes for health and sustainability. ScientistsYouShouldKnow
Chemicals can conjure images of doom and gloom. But Paul Anastas, a green chemist and professor at Yale University, is transforming chemistry’s image to one of health and sustainability.
Experts have exceled in inventing new chemical processes, but Anastas worried that they were pumping out too much hazardous waste. In 1991, Anastas was working with the Environmental Protection Agency and launched ato promote clean and green chemical processes. Green chemistry was born, and chemistry’s clean revolution began.
. “I work with more than half of the Fortune 100 companies, and I can tell you that green chemistry is touching every sector,” Anastas says.
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