Environmental Biotechnology a Quest for Sustainable Development

There are thousands of environmental issues all around the world, and new ones appear at an alarming rate. New technologies are continually being developed, while current ones are being more widely used. A technology that can harness the potential of plants and bacteria as strong and environmentally friendly agents is required in a variety of practical circumstances. Biotechnology is leading the charge and will continue to play an important role in environmental protection, food, renewable materials, and bioremediation, working with a wide range of technologies to achieve sustainability goals. Environmental biotechnology is a long-term approach for developing efficient procedures, environmentally friendly processes, and products with little environmental effect. The environmental and economic benefits of biotechnology in manufacturing, monitoring, and waste management are offset by technological and economic difficulties that must be handled. All of this is done with less environmental impact and more long-term profitability. Examining the implications, prospects, and challenges of contemporary biotechnology helps both governments and industries