The Department of Chemistry at The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus has been incorporating the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry throughout its curriculum for over ten years. The Department is dedicated to fostering environmentally conscious chemists who can contribute to a more sustainable future. Through continuous curriculum development, innovative research, sustainable lab practices, and community outreach, UWI, STA is always taking meaningful steps to uphold and advance green chemistry principles.

Chemistry Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Chemistry Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

No Student Chapter for Green Chemistry.

1. Curriculum Expansion & New Courses
Continuation of the dedicated course on Green Chemistry.
Embedding green chemistry principles across all chemistry courses.
2. Research & Industry Collaboration
Expanding partnerships with industry leaders to implement green chemistry innovations in the Caribbean.
Strengthening postgraduate research on alternative energy and sustainable chemistry.
3. Policy & Institutional Support
Applying for funding to support green chemistry initiatives and infrastructure improvements.
4. Enhanced Sustainability in Laboratories
Further reducing solvent use through alternative reaction methodologies.
Implementing energy-efficient lab equipment and digital tools.
Encouraging the use of bio-based and renewable materials in experiments.

Green Chemistry: Theory and Practice
Authors: Paul T. Anastas and John C. Warner

Green Chemistry: An Introductory Text
Author: Mike Lancaster

Green Chemistry: Environmentally Benign Reactions
Editor: V. K. Ahluwalia

Introduction to Green Chemistry
Author: Kenneth M. Doxsee and James E. Hutchison

Green Organic Chemistry: Tools, Strategies and Laboratory Experiments
Authors: Kenneth M. Doxsee and James E. Hutchison

Green Chemistry Education: Changing the Course of Chemistry
Editors: Mary M. Kirchhoff and Mary Ann Ryan

Real-World Cases in Green Chemistry
Authors: Michael Cann and Marc Connelly