Clear pathways to commercialization are key to future growth and innovation in biotechnology. BIO is focused on improving policy and regulatory processes that support the investment and commercialization of innovative products and technologies to address food and energy insecurity, as well as biodiversity challenges.
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Biotechnology innovations help millions of people every day. From new treatments for patients to cleaner manufacturing to more resilient crops and livestock - biotech makes our future brighter. Biotech also enriches the economy with thousands of jobs and enhances our national security.
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Biotechnology is bringing us climate-smart technologies to recycle carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen the resilience of agriculture and food production. Explore the resources and news updates on this page to learn BIO’s work for policy that allows biotech to reach its full potential as climate-tech
Innovations in biotechnology for food and the farm are solving complex challenges that will create a more resilient food system. We have the tools to save crops like oranges and bananas from disease, increase the nutrition of fruits and vegetables, and allow farmers to be part of the climate solution with crops that use less water, soil, fertilizers, and pesticides.
There are 5 trillion pieces of plastic floating in our oceans. Our reliance on products derived from fossil fuels is harming our planet. Through biotechnology, we can meet this challenge head-on by making the same reliable materials through biobased manufacturing. This process reduces greenhouse gas emissions and develops products that are often biodegradable to minimize environmental impact.