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Company Procter & Gamble / Big Chemical / Big Food / USA today / Big Energy / Monsanto / B.I.G. Pharma / BASF / Chevron / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / United States / China / / / Event M&A / Environmental Issue / / IndustryTerm industrial-scale solutions / plastics / biotechnology / food crisis / political energy / food security / peak oil / oil trap / oil / food insecurity / food cultivation / fossil energy / technological solutions / food / energy / / Organization German Federal Government / civil society / World Bank / Heinrich Böll Foundation Berlin / United Nations / European Union / United Nations Environment Programme / OECD / / Person Barbara Unmüßig / P. Johnson Offsetting / / Position forward a strategy / President / / Technology genetic engineering / biofuels / biotechnology / / SocialTag 
Opinion Bioeconomy – A dead end The bioeconomy above all focuses on technological innovation to make better use of available resources. In principle, this is not a bad idea, says Barbara Unmüßig. The question though