Are first-generation biofuels sustainable?
The sustainability of first-generation biofuels have attracted controversy, with questions around their true emissions savings and their impacts on other...
The sustainability of first-generation biofuels have attracted controversy, with questions around their true emissions savings and their impacts on other...
Like every bioeconomy sector, the industries around biobased chemicals and biomaterials depend on the living world. Certain species hold immense...
From 1 January 2024, the French government made composting mandatory for every individual, household, and business in the country. Estimates...
Horticulture is an essential part of Europe’s regional food and economic security. Greenhouse cultivation grants year-round yields even where degraded...
As a rule of thumb, waste feedstocks are among the most sustainable inputs for making biobased materials. One kind with...
Europe has been pushing to grow its blue bioeconomy for years, including sectors that produce high value chemicals and materials...
2022 was the year of vegan and renewable textiles - the biobased segment that received among the highest financing rounds...
One of the most sustainable raw materials for chemicals and materials is organic waste. Energy has already been spent producing...
Wine making is a relatively sustainable industry. Globally, however, it produces an estimated 13 million tonnes of waste per year,...
Food, travel, lighting, and gifts over three days of Christmas festivities can have a hefty carbon footprint. A typical consumer...
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