2023
Authors: Mallesham Baldha, Sunder Kumar Kolli
Journal: Journal of Survey in Fisheries Sciences
Volume: 10 | Issue: 3 | Pages: 1946-1949
Publisher: Not available
When it comes to solving global issues like resource conservation and ecological sustainability, chemistry is the important factor. Traditional methods of chemical synthesis frequently employ dangerous chemicals, produce large amounts of waste, and use a lot of energy, all of which contribute to pollution and the depletion of natural resources. The idea of sustainable chemistry has arisen as a guiding principle in response to these worries, seeking to design and develop chemical processes that maximize efficiency while minimizing environmental effect.(1) Sustainable chemistry is “centered on the creation of techniques and technologies that lessen the environmental impact of chemical manufacturing, and green synthesis and process design are essential elements of this”. These methods prioritize using energy-efficient procedures, getting rid of or replacing harmful chemicals, and using renewable feedstocks. Achieving a circular economy and reducing climate change are the key aims that are aligned with the goal of building a more environmentally friendly and sustainable chemical sector. The field of sustainable chemistry has seen a surge in research and innovation in recent years due to the growing urgency of tackling environmental concerns. Academics, industry, and the scientific community worldwide have realized that switching from traditional methods to more environmentally friendly ones is imperative. In addition to investigating novel, environmentally friendly synthesis techniques, this paradigm shift entails optimizing current procedures by using cutting-edge materials and technologies.(2)