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How Green Chemistry Can Help Advance Environmental Justice

Hear how advances in green chemistry can help address environmental justice challenges. And how engaging with affected communities can help green chemistry experts more effectively target their solutions.

My guest is Sederra Ross of the American Chemical Society's Green Chemistry Institute.

Thanks to The ACS Campaign for a Sustainable Future for sponsoring this episode.

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