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03.08.2016
In a commentary in the science journal Nature, experts explain the key points on how to harmonise biobased economies and UN sustainability goals.
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18.07.2016
In an open letter, more than 100 Nobel Prize winners, including six German, have strongly campaigned for the use of green genetic engineering in agriculture. They have fiercely called upon environmental organisations such as Greenpeace to rethink its stand on the issue.
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18.01.2016
The International Green Week opened its doors for the 81st time last Friday at Berlin’s exhibition grounds. At the special exhibition nature.tec, held within the International Green Week, visitors can experience and see for themselves how bioeconomy has shaped our everyday lives.
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26.11.2015
About 700 delegates from 82 countries have agreed on a final communiqué to foster international relevance of sustainable bioeconomy. It defines five priorities of a global political agenda.
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24.11.2015
More than 850 delegates from 82 countries have accepted the invitation extended by Germany's Bioeconomy Council to attend the first Global Bioeconomy Summit. One of the topics is the use of renewable resources and their contribution to sustainable development.
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23.11.2015
A week before the UN climate conference in Paris, the first global summit on bioeconomy will take place in Berlin. Around 900 participants from 82 countries are expected at the summit from 24th to 26th November.
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18.09.2015
It’s not just visible plastic waste that harms the ecosystem of the sea, microplastics are increasingly becoming a problem. A European research network now wants to find out exactly what impact these miniscule particles could have. German scientists are playing a major part in the research.
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04.06.2015
The debate over genetically modified crops is gaining fresh urgency. German Federal Minister for Research Johanna Wanka has taken a strong position against bans on cultivation.
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06.02.2015
A new industry alliance that seeks to advance the bio-based economy in Europe has been launched in Brussels.
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05.09.2014
The healthcare management industry and bioeconomy play an important role in the new German High-Tech Strategy. Thereby, biotechnology is a key technology.
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