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✓ Published: 06-Apr-2009
✓ Published: 06-Apr-2009
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With the recent interests in a greener society, businesses are taking advantage of the benefits of sustainable methods and products. The saying always goes “waste not, want not”, so with that said, most industries are trying to reuse, reprocess, or recycle materials and products in their industry sector, making products for our future. nnBioproducts, Biomaterials, Biogas, Biomass; these are words that have been thrown around recently in the news and media, but what do they really mean, and w
With the recent interests in a greener society, businesses are taking advantage of the benefits of sustainable methods and products. The saying always goes “waste not, want not”, so with that said, most industries are trying to reuse, reprocess, or recycle materials and products in their industry sector, making products for our future. nnBioproducts, Biomaterials, Biogas, Biomass; these are words that have been thrown around recently in the news and media, but what do they really mean, and w
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