Sustainability Science and Engineering

Part II: Developing the Principles

2.1 Systems Thinking (W. Olson).


2.2 Systems and Ecosystems (J. A. Russell et al.).


2.3 Life Cycle Based Sustainability Metrics (G.A. Keoleian, D.V. Spitzley).


2.4 Making Safer Chemicals (K. Geiser).


2.5 Renewable feedstocks (L. Moens).


2.6 When is waste not a waste? (J.B. Zimmerman, P.T. Anastas).


2.7 Socially constructed reality and its impact on technically-trained professionals (P. Melhus).


2.8 Be creative: Develop engineering solutions beyond current or dominant technologies, and improve, innovate, and invent technologies to achieve sustainability (H.M. Cothron).


2.9 Actively Engage Communities and Stakeholders in the Development of Engineering Solutions (L.G. Heine, M.L. Willard).


Part III: Applying the Principles

3.1 Utilizing Green Engineering Concepts in Industrial Conceptual Process Synthesis (R.M. Councea, S.A. Morton III).


3.2 Clean chemical processing: Cleaner production and waste (K.L. Mulholland).


3.3 Role of Chemical Reaction Engineering in Sustainable Process Development (C. Tunca et al.).


3.4 Green engineering and nanotechnology (B.J. Yates, D.D. Dionysiou).


3.5 Technology Assessment for a More Sustainable Enterprise: The GSK experience (D.J.C. Constable,

3.6 Engineering Sustainable Facilities (J.A. Vanegas et al.).


3.7 Engineering Sustainable Urban Infrastructure (A. Ramaswami).


3.8 Implementing The San Destin Green Engineering Principles in The Automotive Industry (M. Sibel Bulay Koyluoglu, S.L. Landes).


3.9 Infusing Sustainability in Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises (B. Bras).


3.10 Sustainable Design Engineering and Science: Selected Challenges and Case Studies (S.J. Skerlos et al.).