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Volume VI Special Issue IV April 2026
Name of Author :
Dr. Asha S. Mathew
Title of the paper :
From Molecules to a Greener Planet: The Biochemical Foundations of Sustainable Innovation
Abstract:
Sustainable development demands transformative solutions that reconcile economic growth, environmental protection, and social well being. At the core of many emerging green technologies lies biochemistry the science that explains the molecular processes of life. By harnessing enzymatic catalysis, metabolic engineering, bio based materials, and renewable biological systems, biochemistry provides innovative pathways to reduce carbon emissions, minimize waste, and replace fossil based resources. This article explores how biochemical principles underpin sustainable innovation across energy production, agriculture, waste management, materials science, and industrial manufacturing. It highlights the integration of molecular science with green technology and underscores the essential role of biochemistry in shaping a resilient, low carbon future.
Keywords :
Biochemical, resilient, low carbon future.
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Page Number :
73-76