Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples for an ethical bioeconomy

Maria C. T. Astolfi, WarīNkwī Flores, Rolando Perez, Ulises J. Espinoza, Teal B. Zimring, Jay D. Keasling and Keolu Fox ()
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Maria C. T. Astolfi: University of California
WarīNkwī Flores: University of Arizona
Rolando Perez: University of California
Ulises J. Espinoza: University of California
Teal B. Zimring: Lab to Land Institute
Jay D. Keasling: University of California
Keolu Fox: University of California

Nature Communications, 2025, vol. 16, issue 1, 1-4

Abstract: Biotechnology offers a sustainable route to manufacturing, but closing the loop towards safeguarding biodiversity remains challenging. Here, we explore how partnerships with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP&LC) can promote an ethical and circular bioeconomy.

Date: 2025
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