TOXIC SUBSTANCES, GREEN CHEMISTRY,
AND CLEANING OUR ENVIRONMENT
at the NCSE 2017 Conference: Integrating Environment and Health
Synthetic materials are all around us, and the health and environmental impacts of those materials are not fully understood. New efforts in research, industry, and government are seeking to provide insight into these impacts and change the way our manufacturing of products affects the world and ourselves. Join more than 1,000 colleagues at the 17th National Conference and Global Forum: Integrating Environment and Health to explore the cutting-edge research in green chemistry, discuss new governmental regulations, and recommend improvements to the current issues.
NCSE 2017 National Conference and Global Forum on Science, Policy, and the Environment
Integrating Environment and Health
January 24-26, 2017
PLENARY PANEL: OUR SYNTHETIC WORLD: ENDOCRINE DISRUPTING CHEMICALS AND THE GREENING OF CHEMISTRY
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Dr. Lynn Goldman
George Washington University
(Moderator) |
Dr. David Crews
University of Texas at Austin |
Dr. Andrea Gore
University of Texas at Austin |
Dr. Desiree Montecillo-Narvaez
UN Environment Programme |
Dr. Sarah Vogel
Environmental Defense Fund |
Additional Sessions on Toxic Substances, Endocrine Disruptors, and Green Chemistry
- Preventing Children’s Exposures to Environmental Health Hazards in Early Care
- Understanding Environmental Justice in Pursuit of Health Equity
- U.S. and French Strategies for Translating Environment and Health Sciences into Policy
- Water, Infrastructure, and Health: Flint and Beyond
- Environmental Justice and Disposal of Toxic Wastes
- Microbiology of the Built Environment: Implications for Health and Design
- Minimizing Impacts from Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
- Uncovering Connections Between Healthy Ecosystems and Healthy Communities
- Climate Change and Child Health in the U.S.
- Using Biophilia in the Built Environment to Address Human and Environmental Health
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- Eutrophication, Harmful Algal Blooms, and Drinking Water Resources
- Positive Health Impacts from Green Power
- Envisioning Health and Sustainability
- Improving Human Health in Cities: Urban Forestry and Stewardship
- One Health: Science Gaps at the Intersection of Health and Environment
- The Emerging Bioeconomy: Implications on Health and the Economy
- Long-Term Effects of Developmental Exposures: Implication to Policy
- Healthy by Design: Communities, Food, Ecosystem Services, and Connectivity
- Integrating Health and Sustainability
- Environmental, Health, and Safety Impacts of Solar Panels
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Visit www.NCSEConference.org for regular updates on speakers and sessions.
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