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(Monthly Theme Report) Sustainable Development and Industrial Biotechnology

by Kushal Naharki | 05-07-2019 13:30 recommendations 0

The contributions that biotechnology has made to health care and agriculture have received much attention, and now society is beginning to see the benefits of biotechnology¡¯s ¡°third wave¡±—industrial biotech. This third wave of biotechnology is already successfully competing with traditional manufacturing processes and has shown promise for achieving industrial sustainability. To industry, sustainable development means continuous innovation, improvement and use of ¡°clean¡± technologies to make fundamental changes in pollution levels and resource consumption. An industrially sustainable process should, in principle, be characterized by

¡¤      Reduction or elimination of toxic waste.

¡¤      Lower greenhouse gases.

¡¤      Low consumption of energy and nonrenewable raw materials (and high use of carbohydrate feedstocks, such as sugars and starch).

¡¤      Lower manufacturing cost.

 

INDUTRIES BENIFITTED BY ENVIRONMENT BIOTECHNOLOGY

Chemical industry: using biocatalysts to produce novel compounds, reduce waste byproducts and improve chemical purity.

Plastics industry: decreasing the use of petroleum for plastic production by making ¡°green plastics¡± from renewable crops such as corn or soybeans.

Paper industry: improving manufacturing processes, including the use of enzymes to lower toxic byproducts from pulp processes.

Textiles industry: lessening toxic byproducts of fabric dyeing and finishing processes. Fabric detergents are becoming more effective with the addition of enzymes to their active ingredients.

Food industry: improving baking processes, fermentation-derived preservatives and analysis techniques for food safety.

Livestock industry: adding enzymes to increase nutrient uptake and decrease phosphate byproducts.

Energy industry: using enzymes to manufacture leaner biofuels from agricultural wastes

 
Industrial Biotechnology

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10 Comments

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  • Kushal Naharki says :
    Thank you @Rosa for such a meaningful comment.
    Green Cheers :)
    Posted 20-07-2019 21:52

  • Rosa Domingos says :
    Hey Kushal!

    I hope you are well! From the production of novel compounds, reduction of waste byproducts to the overall production of green plastics, the integration of biotechnological advancements in the industries has brought about a lot of positive outcomes!

    Hoping to see more of such wonderfully advancements in the future!

    Well done and keep on with the Good work!

    Thank you for reporting Kushal, take care,
    With gratitude,
    Rosa Tiimuma Domingos
    Posted 20-07-2019 20:46

Kushal Naharki

  • Louis Mentor says :
    Hi Kushal,

    This is another great report on biotechnology. As many of our products involve chemical products, I also think biotechnology can affect the industries and can even come up with better practices. I am looking forward to see how the new tech will bring to us.

    Louis Mentor
    Posted 16-07-2019 22:36

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  • Wonhee Mentor says :
    Hello Kushal

    As you have well explained about the applications of biotechnology in solving environmental problems in your previous report, this report provides even further details on how various industries can benefit from environmental biotechnology. Thank you for this informative report! I look forward to reading more reports from you. : )

    Wonhee Mentor
    Posted 11-07-2019 20:36

Kushal Naharki

  • Kushal Naharki says :
    Thank you @Sandhya.
    Glad to see your active involvement in the platform.
    Posted 06-07-2019 01:43

  • Sandhya Adhikari says :
    Kushal dai, Its so good to read such an informative report. I am so thankful to you for all those articles and report which really contains something that is helpful and that provides so much information .keep writing .

    Posted 05-07-2019 23:33

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