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While every protected natural park can be exposed to pollution, some may suffer more. We develop methods to analyze their freshwater biodiversity...

This nova-Institute report commissioned by BIC contains an assessment of turnover and employment data of the European bioeconomy from 2008 onwards.

The BIC Trend Report is an annual report on how Europe can unleash the full potential of the bioeconomy, enabling it to better contribute to the EU’s green transition. It...

Pesticides include a wide range of products that can be grouped in different ways, including by use (plant protection products and biocidal products) and target (insecticides, fungicides...

Formulation of microorganisms, mostly bacteria, fungi, or cyanobacteria, which on application to plants or soil helps in improved plant growth, development and soil quality. Nidhi Bharti, Mangesh...

Also known as “renewable natural gas”, is a near-pure source of methane produced either by “upgrading” biogas (a process that removes any CO₂ and other contaminants present...

Hydrogen from biomass, also called “bio-hydrogen” refers today only to the hydrogen produced from steam biomethane reforming, leaving out numerous interesting biomass to hydrogen pathways...

Active process for the detoxification of polluted ambient media employing the metabolism of microbes, while natural attenuation relies on physical, chemical and biological processes occurring without human...

The term Blue Economy includes economic activities that are: (a) marine-based, including those undertaken in the ocean, sea and coastal areas, such as capture fisheries and aquaculture...

Considers the non-traditionally commercially exploited groups of marine organisms and their biomass applications. is defined as the ‘application of science and technology to living organisms from marine resources, as well as parts...