BEAM Circular has secured $9.8 million in funding to launch the California Bioeconomy Innovation Campus, which will advance technologies that transform agricultural waste, food scraps, and forest residues into renewable energy, sustainable materials, and other biobased products, creating high-quality jobs and addressing climate challenges.
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By David M. Greenwald Woodland, CA – AgStart this past week launched their operations on their shared…
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By Leanna Sweha There has been extensive discussion about climate change and the agri-food system, including in…