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Define ""green chemistry"" and ""ecological footprints"".

Chemistry

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Effectus [21]2 years ago

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Explanation:

Green chemistry

It is the process of designing a chemical compound via reducing or eliminating the use or generation of the hazardous substances .

It is a eco - friendly method , which does not harm the nature .

Ecological footprints

It is the tool to measure the demand of humans on nature , the quantity of nature humans require to support economy .

It tracks the demand of the humans via ecological accounting system .

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