TURI - Toxics Use Reduction Institute

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Industry

Technology alternatives and methods to reduce toxins can build competitiveness and security while reducing risks both to workers and the environment. Innovative green and sustainable production tools and methods are continuously emerging in both industry and from academic laboratory research. TURI's Industry Research Program offers workshops, grants, and training to make the connection between industry needs and university research.

New science and technology in nanotechnology, green chemistry, toxicity and risk assessment, and materials engineering are supported through grants, discussion groups and networks, and research and demonstration. Also see the TURI Laboratory for safer alternatives in surface cleaning

Management tools include facility planning for toxics use reduction, and environmental management systems

For information, contact , Pam Eliason, Liz Harriman or Greg Morose

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Alternatives Research

TURI works with industry and university researchers to identify and promote innovations in toxics use reduction and pollution prevention.

• Industry Matching Grants
• Academic Research Program
• Supply Chain Program
• Five Chemicals Study
• Green Chemistry

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Sustainable Business Tools

Good management of toxics, materials and resources builds competitiveness and security. TURI offers system-wide tools and strategies that consider markets, employees, investors and regulators. Non-profit organizations also find good management tools critical to operations, providing services or products while controlling cost and risk. The TURA Program offers expertise in helping industry improve energy and water efficiency through resource conservation.

• TUR Planning
• Success Stories
• Environmental Management Systems
• Sustainability
• Environmental Accounting

Special Issues

TURI works with industry to identify new national and international issues, achieve competitive advantage, and consider occupational safety.

• Competitiveness
• Industry Sectors
• Issues in the Global Market
• Worker Health and Safety
• Security