Chelsea Center for Recycling and Economic Development

For nearly a decade, the Chelsea Center for Recycling and Economic Development conducted many innovative research projects that supported the goal of creating a sustainable materials economy in Massachusetts. In such an economy, businesses will thrive that rely on locally discarded goods for their raw materials.

Unfortunately the Chelsea Center closed in July 2003. However, it is still possible to gain access to its many reports and technical resources online.
www.chelseacenter.org


Chemicals Policy Initiative
Clean Production Research and Training
Clean Tech Project
Environmental Health Program
Environmental Management Systems
Integration of Occupational and Environmental Health
Precautionary Principle Project
Recycling and Economic Development Resources
Sustainability Indicators and Management Systems
Sustainable Hospitals Project
Sustainable Production and Consumption Program
Sustainable Children’s Products Initiative
Toward Tomorrow

What is sustainable production?
Bringing sustainability to life
A brief history of the Center
Publications
Chemicals Policy Initiative
Clean Production Research and Training
Clean Tech Project
Environmental Health Program
Environmental Management Systems
Integration of Occupational and Environmental Health
Precautionary Principle Project
Recycling and Economic Development Resources
Sustainability Indicators & Management Systems
Sustainable Hospitals Project
Sustainable Production & Consumption Program
Sustainable Children’s Products Initiative
Toward Tomorrow
Alternatives Assessment
Chemicals and Disease
Chemicals Policy
Clean Production
Health and the Environment
Lowell Center Overviews
Precautionary Principle
Sustainability Indicators and Management Systems
Sustainable Hospitals
Sustainable Production and Consumption
Lowell Center
Related Events
Faculty, Staff & Students
Advisory Board