Workforce development in the Bioeconomy: lessons from California's Central Valley
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Abstract

Hill drew seven lessons from Californian agriculture — using the 'baby carrot' model to show how processing innovation and circularity turned 70% waste into a high-value product. She urged French Polynesia to design its macroalgae bioeconomy from the outset for safer, better-paid jobs and social sustainability.

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