ZELENA HEMIJA- EKOLOŠKA REVOLUCIJA U UČIONICI. (Bosnian)

Many students today, are deeply interested in environment and sustainability of the world in which they live. With the growing public concern about global warming and greenhouse gases, students want to understand how human activity affects the health of our planet. They are deeply concerned about pollution. They practice recycling. Moreover, they want to ensure a healthy Earth for future generations. The study of science enriched by principles of green chemistry is the foundation on which to build a viable industry and a sustainable society. Green chemistry is not a separate scientific discipline, but a responsible interdisciplinary approach to teaching, based on chemical, environmental and social responsibility, which allows achievement of creativity and advancement of innovative research. With this new way of thinking about scientific education and research, students will be armed with knowledge, necessary to efficiently solve environmental challenges of the 21st century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mnogi studenti, danas, su duboko zainteresirani za okoliš i održivost svijeta u kome žive. Uz rastuću zabrinutost javnosti zbog globalnog zatopljenja i emisije stakleničkih plinova, studenti žele razumjeti kako ljudsko djelovanje utječe na zdravlje naše planete. Duboko su zabrinuti zbog zagađenja. Prakticiraju recikliranje. Štoviše, žele osigurati zdravu Zemlju za buduće generacije. Studij prirodnih nauka obogaćen načelima Zelene hemije je temelj na kome se gradi održiva industrija i održivo društvo. Zelena hemija nije zasebna naučna disciplina, nego odgovoran interdisciplinarni pristup nauci, utemeljen na hemijskoj, ekološkoj i društvenoj odgovornosti, koji omogućuje ostvarenje kreativnosti i napredak inovativnog istraživanja. Uz ovaj novi način razmišljanja o naučnom obrazovanju i istraživanju, studenti će biti naoružani znanjem, neophodnim za efikasno rješavanje ekoloških izazova 21. vijeka. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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