Written by an educator with close to 40 years of experience in developing and teaching design and manufacturing courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels‎,‎ Green Design and Manufacturing for Sustainability integrates green design and manufacturing within the framework of sustainability‎,‎ emphasizing cost‎,‎ recyclables‎,‎ and reuse‎.‎ It includes the analytical techniques for cost minimization‎,‎ reduction of material waste‎,‎ and the reduction of energy consumption during the manufacturing process‎.‎ The text introduces sustainability principles‎,‎ then goes on to detail all aspects of green design‎,‎ economics‎,‎ feasible material selection‎,‎ and relevant and efficient manufacturing processes‎.‎ It highlights techniques such as life cycle cost assessment‎,‎ reuse‎,‎ and recyclables and showcases them with examples and problems solved‎.‎ In addition‎,‎ the author defines green mechanical design as the selection of materials‎,‎ processes‎,‎ and geometry that satisfies specified and implied environmental requirements‎.‎ He stresses that for sustainability‎,‎ social‎,‎ environmental‎,‎ and economic development must be integrated and balanced‎.‎ Developed to bring environmental issues into the basics of mechanical component design and manufacture‎,‎ the textbook brings together principles of environmentally conscious design and sustainable manufacture in a format with examples and problems that can be adapted for undergraduate classes‎.‎ The carefully selected range of examples and exercises presented makes it easier to adopt into the engineering curriculum suitable for senior‎-level undergraduates as well as first‎-year graduates‎.‎