A new DFX concept is developed that incorporates remanufacture, reuse, and recycling as one environmentally-friendly approach for end-of-life.
The proposed method may represent a facile and environmentally-friendly approach to integrate multi-nanoscale building blocks into biopolymers with strong yet tough mechanical properties.
This work proposes a mild and environmentally-friendly approach to prepare a highly efficient functional graphene (termed as AGO-hv) using methods of ozone oxidation, solvothermal synthesis, and photoreduction.
In this work, we propose a novel and environmentally-friendly approach to synthesize in situ a meso-porous MnOx/S doped graphitized carbon (MnOx/S-GC) hybrid with a specific surface area of 502.6 m2 g−1.
Thus breeding for reduction or elimination of feather coverage offers a cost effective, animal-friendly and environmentally-friendly approach to broiler meat production in hot climates.
The use of lytic bacteriophages as biocontrol agents is a relatively recent, environmentally-friendly approach proposed for eliminating or significantly reducing bacterial contamination of foods.
In this regard, to address the issue of increase of productivity and sustainable environmental management of agriculture in drought conditions, new environmentally friendly approaches that do not require large expenditures are needed.
As such, the development of reliable and environmentally friendly approaches for energy conversion and storage is one of the key challenges that our society is facing [5, 6].
Given that conventional physical methods have low yields and chemical methods are toxic and consume a lot of energy, the development of environmentally friendly approaches has become the more preferred trend for the field of nanobiotechnology.
Thus, the exploitation of host plant resistance has generally been considered one of the most economical and environmentally friendly approaches for the management of WBPHs.
The absence of environmentally friendly approaches for management of potato pests and diseases has left farmers with no option other than use of chemical pesticides on a routine basis.
