Australian-based water treatment company, EVOCRA and Arcadis, which is based in the Netherlands, signed a Heads of Agreement in October 2019 which will allow the companies to negotiate sole rights to EVOCRA PFAs solution technology.

Gut flora in animals such as Passalid Beetles which rely on woody plants as a food source may provide insight as to how we might process lignocellulosic biomass more efficiently.

Researchers from the Netherlands have used metagenomics to discover that microorganisms living inside plant roots can help protect the plant from fungal infections and stress as well as increase the plant’s growth.

A consortium founded by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment and consisting of over 22 Japanese universities, research institutes and industry partners debuted the Nano Cellulose Vehicle (NCV) at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2019.

Forbes has recognized five biotechnology companies who are working to find solutions to climate crisis.