by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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European green transition<\/strong> cannot be achieved without implementing circular bioeconomy<\/strong> which essential to guarantee a better use of resources. Unfortunately this approach has not been fully implemented yet. That’ s the key message emerged during the launch event of the European Circular Bioeconomy Policy Initiative (ECBPI)<\/a>. “Time is running out, we need to regenerate our soil but we are still far from the goals” says David Newman<\/strong>, managing director of ECBPI. Biogenic material, he argues, is an essential resource for soil health, but we are able to intercept only 2% <\/strong>of its total amount. In other words, it seems we to need to accelerate this process more than ever.<\/p>\n