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1 online resource (xii, 204 pages)

ISBN 9781040032404 (electronic bk.)

ISBN 9781032483658 (print)

Routledge Explorations in Environmental Studies

Print version: Making CO2 a Resource : The Interplay Between Research, Innovation and Industry. First edition. Abingdon, England : Routledge, c2024 xii, 204 pages Routledge explorations in environmental studies. ISBN 9781032483658

Includes index

"This interdisciplinary book explores how CO2 can become a resource instead of a waste, and as such, be a tool to meet one of the grandest challenges humanity is facing: climate change. Drawing on a Norwegian narrative that has significance for a global audience, \xA2yvind Stokke and Elin Oftedal introduce an in-depth, multi-perspective analyses of a sustainable innovation research experiment in industrial carbon capture and utilisation technologies. Building on extensive literature within marine sciences, sustainability research and environmental philosophy and ethics, this book documents how a misplaced resource like CO2 can become valuable within a circular economy in its own right, while at the same time meeting the challenge of food security in a world where food production is increasingly under pressure. The book is diverse in scope and includes chapters on how to reduce the environmental footprint of aquaculture by replacing wild fish and soy from the Amazon, how to optimise the monitoring of aquatic environments via smart technologies and how to replace materials otherwise sourced from natural environments. The authors also analyze the pivotal role of the university in driving innovation and entrepreneurship, the pitfalls of different carbon technologies, and explore how the link between petroleum dependence and CO2-emissions has been addressed in Norway specifically. Making CO2 a Resource will be of great interest to students and scholars of climate change, environmental ethics, environmental philosophy, sustainable business and innovation, and sustainable development more broadly"-- Provided by publisher..

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List of Contributors // Making CO2 a resource: green innovation for an ecological economy. An introduction // ØYVIND STOKKE AND ELIN M. OFTEDAL // Industrial CO2 capturing by mass cultivation of microalgae (diatoms): processes, sustainability, and applications // HANS CHR. EILERTSEN, RICHARD A. INGEBRIGTSEN, AND ANJA // STRIBERNY // New marine ingredients for future salmonid feeds // STEN 1VAR SIIKAVUOPIO AND EDEL ELVEVOLL // The sustainable development goals, human rights, and the capability approach in an Arctic context // ANNA-KARIN MARGARETA ANDERSSON // Transforming resources: the university as a CO2 catalyst // ELIN M. OFTEDAL AND 0YVIND STOKKE // loT expectations and challenges in monitoring the bioreactors // ROOPAM BAMAL, DANIEL BAMAL, AND SINGARA SINGH KASANA // From CCS to CCU and CCUS - the pitfalls of utilisation and storage // OLUF LANGHELLE, SIDDHARTH SAREEN, AND BENJAMIN R. // SILVESTER // Black is the new green: sustainable diffusion of Innovation // UKEJE AGWU, TAHRIR JABER, AND ELIN M. OFTEDAL // Attuning our consumption and food production systems: an // environmental virtue ethics approach to algae-based carbon /capture and utilisation, and feed use in salmon farming // ERIK W. STR0MSHEIM // 168 // 10 // Unifying the threads: is carbon a resource? // 0YVIND STOKKE AND ELIN M. OFTEDAL // 184 // Index // 199

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(OCoLC)1429723652