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A key objective of the WBF is raising awareness
of ongoing research and progress in bioprotection, as well as creating more general investor interest in the sector. Recent articles are listed below.

WBF members wishing to share links to their recent articles – which meet the WBF’s objectives for raising awareness and the profile of the bioprotection sector – should email details to Sarah Harding, PhD, Communications Director, at: sarah.harding@worldbioprotectionforum.com.

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Biological products in agriculture

During the past 10,000 years, humans have selected about 10 species of animals and 20 species of plants that provide about 90% of our
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Global Search for Innovative Microbial Solutions for Shaping a Sustainable Future: Join the Program Advisory Council of Experts – Part 3

The WBF Research Foundation is a dynamic non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing bioprotection research and innovation. By harnessing the power of microbes and leveraging
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Moving from planet-damaging to planet-friendly green revolution for the 21st century and beyond

In this 21st century we again need a green revolution to feed additional four billion people. In the early part of the last century,
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Ailing agricultural nematology in India and its potential consequences

Agricultural nematology mainly deals with microscopic worms called plant parasitic nematodes, also known as hidden enemies, that live in soil and cause damage to
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Protecting Global Food Production from Plant Parasitic Nematodes: An Urgent Call to Action

In today’s globalized world, food security is a pressing concern for millions of people. However, a silent threat to our food supply goes unnoticed,
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A Call to Action for Planetary Health: Integrating Ecology Budgets into a Global Organization

The continued unsustainable use of natural resources has resulted in negative impacts on our planet, including global biodiversity loss, water stress impacts, greenhouse gas
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Towards Building a Global Health System for the Planet: A Vision for the Future

Human activities have resulted in environmental degradation, which is having a significant impact on public health. The changing climate, pollution of natural resources, global
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Global Search for Innovative Microbial Solutions for Shaping a Sustainable Future: Join the Visionary Steering Council – Part 2

The WBF Research Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing bioprotection research and innovation. It is committed to exploring the potential of microbial
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Global Search for Innovative Microbial Solutions for Shaping a Sustainable Future: Join the WBF Research Foundation – Part 1

In the world of scientific research, few frontiers hold as much promise and potential as the vast and diverse realm of microbes. These microscopic
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Mining for Microbes: Unleashing the Vast Potential for Sustainable Development

In the 21st century, we stand on the threshold of a new mining era – one that harnesses the extraordinary potential of microbial diversity.
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