ACRES
By Leslie Berliant on July 1, 2009
Tags: ACRES, ACRES lab, biomass, bioplastics, Cara Plastics, Dynachem, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, green Chemistry, polymers, renewable resources, Richard Wool, University of Delaware, Bogazici University, Boston University, Cara Plastics, chemical, Delaware, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, fuel cells, Howard University, Manitoba, Nottingham University, Richard Wool, University of Delaware, University of Manitoba, Yale University
Focus on renewable energy leans toward types and delivery systems; solar, wind, geothermal, fuel cells, photovoltaics and turbines, for example.
But the concept of renewables can extend to the materials that make these delivery systems. That is where green chemistry comes into play.
By Leslie Berliant on June 26, 2009
Tags: New York Times, GBP, USD, ACRES, Affordable Composites from Renewable Sources, chicken feathers, hydrogen, Richard Wool, chemical, Chicken feathers can be used for hydrogen storage, Delaware, energy, Maryland, metal, oil, paint, Richard P. Wool, Richard Wool, rubber, Tyson Chicken, University of Delaware
The squawk at yesterday’s Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference in Maryland is all about what University of Delaware scientists have discovered about chicken feathers:
