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In the past few decades, our industrial growth has come with a heavy cost — polluted rivers, toxic air, and vast amounts of hazardous waste. While environmental rules and public awareness have helped reduce some damage, the real breakthrough is happening in laboratories and manufacturing units through what’s called green chemistry . This approach is not just a scientific discipline; it’s a shift in mindset that could redefine how industries operate. Green chemistry focuses on designing products and processes that minimize harmful substances. The goal is straightforward — prevent pollution at the source instead of cleaning it up later. This isn’t just about swapping one chemical for another; it’s about rethinking the entire chain, from raw materials to final disposal. Why Industries Are Paying Attention Companies once viewed eco-friendly processes as a costly burden. Today, it’s the opposite. With stricter regulations, rising costs of waste management, and pressure from conscious consu...