Ethics, climate, and risks
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We have an obligation to make public investment in biotechnology and bioprocessing in order to achieve economic advancements and to develop “no-regrets” responses to problems like climate change. Without technology, we cannot support 6 to 10 billion people in anything like a prosperous world with only a moderate impact on the environment. Technology is essential. However, in devising ways of minimizing climate change, for example, we must not incur other risks.
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2000
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NABC
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Agricultural biotechnology; biobased economy; renewable inputs; production system; national security; research funding; hydrocarbons; landgrant universities
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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