The green chemistry revolution is gaining momentum now a days. The applications of green chemistry for environmental protection have become more obvious. In industrialized societies with good, well-enforced regulations and measures to reduce environmental pollution and exposure to harmful chemicals have been implemented. A small increase in environmental protection requires relatively a large investment both in money as well as effort. In this context, the grand challenge faced by industry and academia is reinventing the use of materials. To address this challenge, collaboration from an interdisciplinary group of stakeholders is necessary. The major approach is to reduce exposure to materials that are hazardous to health and the environment.