Innovation in digitalization and low-carbon technologies are leading the way for the
production sector. In the context of the bioeconomy, a path is opening up for the integration …

Biorefineries are modern mechanisms used for producing value-added products and
biofuels from different biomass sources. However, a crucial challenge is to achieve a …

The overexploitation of resources, the increase of the world population and the trend of
consumption based on “use and throw away” is causing an increasing pressure on waste …

To achieve higher standards of sustainability, Pakistan has to shift towards the adoption of
the Circular Bio-Economy (CBE) approach in its agriculture sector. However, to aid this …

Industrial agriculture results in environmental burdens due to the overuse of fertilizers and
pesticides. Fungicides is a class of pesticides whose application contributes (among others) …

Anaerobic digestion (AD) has gained attention in the last decade as a strategic component
of the circular bioeconomy (CBE), and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has been used to …

The growing interest in value-added materials from lignocellulosic biomass residues
highlights their potential for environmental and economic benefits. However, a …

Food loss and waste (FLW) contains an abundance of nutrient components that can be
extracted and converted into valuable bioproducts through biorefining (eg, pharmaceuticals …

The Circular Bioeconomy (CBE) combines the concepts of bioeconomy and a circular
economy. As an alternative concept to the current fossil-based, linear economy, it describes …

Abstract The Green Deal commits Europe to the goal of being a climate-neutral continent by
2050, which would be impossible to achieve without moving towards a decarbonised …