Exploring Sustainable Alternatives in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Meeting challenging sustainability commitments in the modern industrial landscape requires innovative approaches, particularly in the realm of materials, chemistries, and gasses. This presentation delves into the transformative potential of alternative materials and chemistries, including energy sourcing, in reducing environmental impact and advancing sustainable practices. We will explore the latest advancements in alternative materials that are viable replacements for traditional, non-renewable resources. Ultimately, this presentation aims to inspire and inform stakeholders about the practical and scalable applications of alternative materials, chemistries, gasses and energy, emphasizing their critical role in paving the way towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
BIOGRAPHY
Elizabeth Elroy, (Beth), is the vice president of Global EHS and Sustainability, leading a worldwide team responsible for developing and implementing our EHS and Sustainability strategies.
Beth joined Micron as an environmental engineer and has served in a wide range of roles including Environmental Manager, Engineering and Construction Manager, and Senior Director of Facilities.
Beth is a strong advocate for Micron’s DEI initiatives and has mentored several women through the years. She volunteers many hours to our STEM programs and is the Executive Sponsor for Micron’s Capable employee resource group. External to Micron, she serves on the Idaho Board of Directors for the Department of Environmental Quality and is active in numerous outdoor activities.
Beth holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the College of Idaho and a master’s degree in Engineering from Idaho State University.