Mark S. Rossi

马克·s·罗西博士executive director, Clean Production Action Part of Clean Production Action since 2004, Mark has the unique ability to bring together diverse groups and achieve innovative outcomes. In 2006, he founded BizNGO, a collaboration of businesses and environmental groups working together to advance safer chemicals and sustainable materials. Innovative products of BizNGO include the Chemical Alternatives Assessment Protocol, Guide to Safer Chemicals, and Plastics Scorecard. Mark co-developed GreenScreen for Safer Chemicals. Launched in 2007, GreenScreen is the gold standard in hazard assessment tools. In 2014, he co-founded the Chemical Footprint Project, the first initiative of its kind to benchmark corporations on their overall chemical management performance. His doctorate is in Environmental Policy from MIT.

Diagnosing chemical footprints in pediatric health care

December 5, 2017

ByMark S. Rossi

Hospitals and other providers are taking the pulse of medical supplies, concerned with the vulnerability of their youngest patients.
- Chemicals & Toxics
- Health & Well-being
Chemical footprinting strides to become mainstream with Walmart

August 11, 2017

ByMark S. Rossi&Cheri Peele&Sally Edwards&Tim Greiner

Big companies are breaking new ground by measuring and reporting their chemical footprints. What steps can your business take?
- Supply Chain
- Chemicals & Toxics
Chemical footprinting has arrived at Levi's, Seagate, J&J

May 19, 2016

ByMark S. Rossi&Sally Edwards&Tim Greiner&Cheri Peele

Two dozen companies from across sectors respond to an inaugural survey on taking stock of chemicals in products and supply chains.
- Chemicals & Toxics
- Transparency
A 10-year checkup on the quest to detox commercial products

December 7, 2015

ByMark S. Rossi

Clean Production Action evaluates the landscape of businesses and NGOs pushing for safer chemicals.
- Design & Packaging
- Chemicals & Toxics
So long, toxics: A builder’s guide to safer chemicals

October 21, 2015

ByMark S. Rossi&Annie Bevan

With retailers from Crate and Barrel to Home Depot reevaluating their stance on toxic materials, the time is ripe to seek safer alternatives during the building process.
- Buildings
- LEED
The $1.1 trillion question: What’s your chemical footprint?

June 19, 2015

ByMark S. Rossi

With $1.1 trillion in total asset backing, the Chemical Footprint Project could be poised to do for toxic materials what water and carbon footprinting have done for conservation and emissions.
What’s your company's chemical risk?

December 15, 2014

ByMark S. Rossi&Kevin Munn

Can you answer this question? If not, there's one way that might sum up your strategy: passive.
Chemical Footprint Project: The next step in reporting

December 8, 2014

ByMark S. Rossi&Sally Edwards&Tim Greiner

This is the first common metric for publicly benchmarking companies’ use of chemicals. Here's how it works.
- Chemicals & Toxics
How leaders from Apple to ZDHC are opening up on chemicals

September 17, 2014

ByMark S. Rossi

Corporate giants, government agencies and industry groups are creating smarter ways to secure every link in the supply chain.
- Chemicals & Toxics
Walmart, California and beyond: The 411 on safer chemical rules

March 27, 2014

ByMark S. Rossi

States and corporations are increasingly moving away from chemicals that threaten the environment and human health. Here's what you need to know about the primary drivers of change.
- Chemicals & Toxics
- Consumer Products