In Reducing Toxics, leading experts address industry, technology, health, and policy issues and explore the potential for pollution prevention at the industry and facility levels. They consider both the regulatory and institutional settings of toxics reduction initiatives, prescribe strategies for developing a prevention framework, and apply these principles in analyzing industry case studies. Among the topics considered are: the evolution of, and limits to, current environmental policy incorporating prevention into production planning and decisionmaking do voluntary programs lead to industry greening or greenwashing? case studies of the chemical, aerosols, radiator repair and electric vehicle industries opportunities for and barriers to pollution prevention Reducing Toxics offers an analytic framework for defining and understanding different approaches in the toxics area and describes the basis for a new policy and industrial decisionmaking construct.

"Reducing Toxics: A New Approach To Policy And Industrial Decisionmaking" is a 1995 paperback publication authored by Nancy D. Rabinowitz and John W. Maxwell. This book provides insights on how to reduce toxics in industrial decisionmaking and policy formulation. It is a valuable resource for individuals and organizations interested in exploring sustainable and less toxic alternatives in their operations. The language of the book is English, making it accessible to a wide audience of readers.