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Sustainable protein alternatives

Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2021
Abstract Background Fake meat industry is expected to grow and to be worth $140 billion by 2030. Alternative protein can be produced by plant or microbe. Animal-free dairy protein can be produced by fermentation in microflora. Scope and approach In order to improve the real production, many companies are focusing on fermentation for animal-free ...
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Allelopathy: an alternative tool for sustainable agriculture

Physiology and Molecular Biology of Plants, 2023
Population increase, poverty, environmental degradation, and the use of synthetic herbicides are interdependent and closely linked and hence influence global food safety and stability of world agriculture. On the one hand, varied weeds, insects, and other pests have caused a tremendous loss in agricultural crop productivity annually. On the other hand,
Quratul Ain   +3 more
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Alternative Scenarios in the Context of Sustainable Development

2014
The number of people inhabiting the earth has fluctuated significantly over the course of human history, in response to both natural changes in the environment and stresses to local habitats created by the populations themselves. From the first appearance of Homo sapiens some 200,000 years ago in Africa until about 35,000 years ago, the world’s human ...
K.C., S., Lutz, W.
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Biotechnology—a sustainable alternative for chemical industry

Biotechnology Advances, 2005
This review outlines the current and emerging applications of biotechnology, particularly in the production and processing of chemicals, for sustainable development. Biotechnology is "the application of scientific and engineering principles to the processing of materials by biological agents".
Maria, Gavrilescu, Yusuf, Chisti
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Sustainability, Feminism and the Search for Alternatives [PDF]

open access: possibleDevelopment, 2011
Alejandra Scampini works for the Association for Women's Rights AWID based in Uruguay. Before joining AWID she worked for ActionAid as the Women's Rights coordinator for Latin America and the Caribbean. Alejandra also worked with REPEM for more than ten years where she gained vast experience in women's rights, education and development advocacy.
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