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Our Mission
To accelerate the development, use, and diffusion of environmentally preferable products and the construction of green buildings in health care by disseminating examples of best practices and convening health care professionals, university researchers, designers of professional buildings, and vendors of cleaner and safer products.

Our Goals

  To provide examples of best practices in environmentally preferable purchasing from the U.S., Canada, and Europe.

  To address environmentally sustainable design practices and construction materials in healthcare.

  To discuss and evaluate initiatives to incorporate environmentally preferable purchasing in health care and group purchasing organizations.

  To showcase environmentally preferable and occupationally safer products and practices.

  To evaluate alternatives to medical waste incineration.

Topics

  Sustainable building materials

  Products free of mercury, latex, PVC, and DEHP

  Energy and water conservation

  Tools and resources for environmentally preferable purchasing

  Greener cleaners

  Integrated pest management

  Safer needle devices

  Recycling

  Managing pharmaceuticals

  Alternatives to incineration

  PBDEs: products in health care settings and alternatives

  Organic foods and health

Keynote Speakers
Tyrone Hayes, PhD - Professor of Developmental Endocrinology at the University of California, Berkeley renowned for his groundbreaking work on the herbicide atrazine's effects on frogs and the implications for human health, and a leading expert on endocrine research.

Paul B. Hawken - Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, and best-selling author whose books include "Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution" and "The Ecology of Commerce: A Declaration of Sustainability"



 
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