The German Way towards Bio-Economy
September 2015. German politics has been experimenting for quite a while how to implement bioeconomic policies: what works, what has ended up in a cul-de-sac There is more to it than coping with climate change or romantic environmental attitudes. Christine Lang, Co-Chair of the German Bioeconomy Council (Biooekonomierat), a Professor of Microbiology and herself entrepreneur describes Germany’s approach looking beyond substitution of organics by inorganics or renewables.Reading time: 19 min
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