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Symposium: From the Chemistry of Responsible Environmentalism to Environmentally Responsible Chemistry
Environmentally Sustainable Growth in the 21st Century: The Role of Catalytic Science in Technology
James A. Cusumano
Catalytica, Inc., 430 Ferguson Drive, Mountain View, CA 94043
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November 1995
Vol. 72 No. 11
p. 959
Abstract
Nations of the world face an unprecedented and daunting challenge. They aggressively seek to stimulate their economies, to create new jobs, to increase the accessibility of products and technologies that enhance the quality of life--at the same time they desparately pursue the reversal of a perceived global environmental crisis. Resolution of this apparent paradox can be addressed to a significant degree by new developments in catalytic science. With the recent advent of molecular design techniques, the modernized form of this broadly applicable technological tool has the potential to change the face of the four fundamental needs of humanity--health care, food supply, energy, and materials. This can be done in a way that provides a path to environmentally sustainable development for all citizens of the planet.

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