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Biomass-Based Green Technology for Circular Economy

Written by Riti Thapar Kapoor,Mika Sillanpää

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597 pages, about 12 hours of reading

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This book provides up to date information on advanced technologies and future directions for management of waste biomass for carbon neutrality and development of circular economy. It addresses critical environmental issues and challenges related to agro-waste management. It provides practical solutions to the readers on how to meet these challenges. Features: Summarizes the application of waste biomass for development of value-added products for sustainable development using green technologies. Provides detailed work on biomass based green technology. Highlights biofuel production with wastewater remediation simultaneously with microbial fuel cell. Offers a substantial contribution for solving the problem of biomass waste which can be used as a feedstock for valuable biofuel and fine chemicals production. Explores different aspects of biological methods and use of nanomaterials for removal of contaminants, recycling, and reusing. The book is aimed to provide wide information to researchers and professionals on state-of-art of biotechnology, circular economy, and waste treatment.

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  • advanced
  • informative
  • analytical
  • practical

This authoritative academic text offers a comprehensive exploration of advanced biomass-based green technologies, positioning them as crucial tools for achieving carbon neutrality and fostering a circular economy. It meticulously details innovative approaches to managing diverse waste biomass, addressing critical environmental challenges associated with agro-waste. The book provides practical, cutting-edge solutions for transforming waste into valuable products, including biofuels and fine chemicals, through sustainable and eco-friendly processes. It serves as an essential resource for researchers and professionals seeking to understand the state-of-the-art in biotechnology, waste treatment, and the principles of a circular economy.

The transition to a circular economy is not merely an option but an ecological and economic imperative, with waste biomass serving as a pivotal feedstock for sustainable innovation.

Key themes

Circular Economy and Waste Valorization
This theme is central, emphasizing the paradigm shift from a linear 'take-make-dispose' economy to a regenerative one where waste biomass is viewed as a valuable resource. The book meticulously details how waste biomass can be transformed into diverse value-added products, thereby closing resource loops and minimizing environmental impact.
Biotechnology and Green Technology Innovation
The book extensively explores the role of cutting-edge biotechnological and green chemical processes in achieving sustainable waste management. It highlights how microbial processes, enzyme technologies, and advanced engineering solutions are instrumental in efficient and eco-friendly conversion of biomass.
Carbon Neutrality and Climate Change Mitigation
A foundational theme, underscoring the book's contribution to combating climate change. By promoting the use of biomass for energy and products, the book advocates for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving a net-zero carbon footprint, directly addressing one of humanity's most pressing challenges.

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