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T1  - Reviewing the interface of bioeconomy and ecosystem service research 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/320608 
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A1  - D'amato, Dalia; Bartkowski, Bartosz; Droste, Nils 
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Y1  - 2020 
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AB  - The bioeconomy is currently being globally promoted as a sustainability avenue involving several societal actors. While the bioeconomy is broadly about the substitution of fossil resources with bio-based ones, three main (competing or complementary) bioeconomy visions are emerging in scientific literature: resource, biotechnology, and agroecology. The implementation of one or more of these visions into strategies implies changes to land use and thus ecosystem services delivery, with notable trad... 
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KW  - Agroecology; BIO-ECONOMY; BIOENERGY; BIOMASS; Biotechnology; CIRCULAR ECONOMY; Circular bioeconomy; FOREST; FUTURE; Green economy; LAND; LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT; Natural capital; SUSTAINABILITY; Sustainability transformations; TRADE-OFFS; 4112 Forestry 
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