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- Professor Davoud TorkamanehDr Mehdi BabaeiDr Adrian MonthonyDr Xinlin ZhaoDr Caisheng QiuDr Songhua LongDr Huajiao QiuDr Stephen BaluchProfessor David R. GangDr Fatemeh SefidkonDr Bonny Jo PetersonDr Julia LiuDr Bernardino D’AmicoDr Francesco PomponiDr S. AtesDr M. BionazDr N. B. ParkerDr A. IrawanFemi John FawoleCraig SchluttenhoferDr Brandy E. PhippsMr Christopher DillisDr Van ButsicMs Marguerite BoltProfessor N. GauthierDr H. SmithProfessor Panayiota PapastylianouDr Ioannis GazoulisDr Angeliki KoustaDr Metaxia KokkiniDr Panagiotis KanatasDr Richard A. HaighDr Eli RemingtonProfessor Jane KolodinskyDr Hannah LacasseDr Tyler MarkDr Rebecca HillDr Heather DarbyDr William SnellDr Yuqing ZhengDr Jeffrey J. SteinerDr Zhaohui Wu
2026
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The global industrial hemp market is estimated to reach $18.6 billion by 2027, with hemp now recognised as a more sustainable crop due to its ability to absorb and store up to twice as much carbon as trees. Despite its versatility, there remains significant concerns surrounding its regulation, as well as consumer understanding and acceptance of hemp and hemp-derived products.Achieving sustainable cultivation of hemp provides a comprehensive overview of the wealth of resear...
Ethical Tensions from New Technology
The Case of Agricultural Biotechnology
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- Philipp AerniRachel A. AnkenyBartosz BartkowskiHeather J. BrayBradley Martin JonesDeepthi E. KoladyJane KolodinskyKatie M. MacDonaldKelly A. McKinleyDesmond NgFrauke PirscherRoberto QuirozDane ScottShivendra Kumar SrivastavaDebra M. StraussInsa TheesfeldJohannes TimaeusCorrine ValdiviaDuane Windsor
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- CABI Biotechnology Series
2018
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The introduction of new technologies can be controversial, especially when they create ethical tensions as well as winners and losers among stakeholders and interest groups. While ethical tensions resulting from the genetic modification of crops and plants and their supportive gene technologies have been apparent for decades, persistent challenges remain. This book explores the contemporary nature, type, extent and implications of ethical tensions resulting from agricultural biotechnology ...