Grasses, legumes and green plant wastes represent a ubiquitous feedstock for developing a
bioeconomy in regions across Europe. These feedstocks are often an important source of …

This study assesses crop residues in the EU from major crops using empirical models to
predict crop residues from yield statistics; furthermore it analyses the inter‐annual variability …

The present study discusses new forms of land grabbing related to biofuel production in the
light of bioeconomic development. With a specific focus on Brazil, this article debates …

This paper explores the multifaceted potential of green leafy biomass as a sustainable
resource for protein, energy, and biomass-derived chemicals, aligning with the goals of a …

The amount of different types of waste around the world is growing every year. Especially a
growing amount of food waste is in desperate need of better management practices. At the …

The continuously growing amount of various types of biowaste represents one of the most
frequently mentioned untapped economic opportunities in academic literature. Especially …

Climate change is projected to have profound impacts on the functioning of natural
ecosystems, on biodiversity, and on societies in the Baltic Sea Region, particularly through …

This article deals with theoretical definition of mutual relations of national, international and
European law, as well as with a critical assessment of the implementation of these relations …