On the path to net zero, Canada must grow a circular bioeconomy
By Sandy Ferguson and Rob van Adrichem Bathroom sinks made of wood fibre, energy derived from garbage, skyscrapers built of…
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The Circular Bioeconomy – A Collaborative Path To Net Zero: Conference Explores Opportunities for Canada’s Industry and Communities
Canada’s longest-running and largest conference focused on the bioeconomy will be exploring the critical role that forests and bioproducts will…
Bioeconomy Conference 2021 Showcases Opportunities for Communities
Communities everywhere are exploring ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase job opportunities, and live in harmony with their neighbouring…
Registration now open for the VIRTUAL 2021 Canadian Bioeconomy Conference & Exhibition
The vital role of the bioeconomy in realizing Canada’s net zero aspirations will be explored in the virtual 2021 Canadian…
Final Thoughts: Back and better with the bioeconomy
The role of the bioeconomy in Canada’s post-COVID economic recovery It seems to happen almost every day: a think tank,…
Conference Produces Videos of Prince George Bioeconomy Highlights
The 2020 Canadian Bioeconomy Conference and Exhibition was to have included a tour of sites in downtown Prince George that showcase diverse…
Canadian Bioeconomy Conference Postponed To 2021
Canada’s largest and longest-running conference on the bioeconomy will be postponed for one year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Originally…
