The economic and environmental issues of biopolymers production
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2021
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In this research the economic and environmental issues of biopolymers
production were discussed. The level of use of polymers in Ukraine and the world was
analyzed. It was estimated that in 2019, nearly 370 million tonnes of plastics were
manufactured. The main recipient of bioplastics is the packaging industry. It was
determined that the improved physical and chemical properties compared to
substitutes, its low cost and the potential of mass manufacturing are the reasons for
the extensive use of plastic. It was suggested that at least 512 separate animal species,
including 86 percent of all sea turtle species, 44 percent of all seabird species and 43
percent of all marine mammal species, have been affected by plastic pollution. The
alternative ways of ecological and economic transformation of the traditional sphere
of polymers were explored. The ways of formation of ecological consciousness of the
modern economic person were analyzed. Public awareness that plastic pollution is a
major global environmental problem is very important. Socio-economic advantages of
production and use of biopolymers were revealed. In the scientific work, a study was
conducted and the approximate cost of manufacturing PLA (namely from corn) was
calculated. There is also a SWOT-analysis of the introduction of biopolymers in
Ukraine, which showed that bioplastics in Ukraine has a positive effect from various
angles and worthy of investment.
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V. Piven The economic and environmental issues of biopolymers production / V. Piven ; advisors : O. Kubatko, L. Melnyk // Black Sea Science 2021 : proc. of the Intern. Competition of Student Scientific Works / Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies ; eds. B. Yegorov, M. Mardar [et al.]. – Odessa: ONAFT, 2021. – P. 201–214 : tabl., fig. – Ref.: 20 tit.
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biopolymers, biopolymers production, green economy, sustainable development, sustainability, circular economy