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2026
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Xinlian Liang Yinrui Wang Jun Pan Janne Heiskanen Ningning Wang Siyu Wu Ilja Vuorinne Jiaojiao Tian Jonas Troles Myriam Cloutier Stefano Puliti Aishwarya Chandrasekaran James Ball Xiangcheng Mi Guochun Shen Kun Song Guofan Shao Rasmus Astrup Yunsheng Wang Petri Pellikka Mi Wang Jianya GongSammendrag
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Utredingen redegjør ulike dekker på lager for svinegjødsel i Norge og effekt på reduksjon av klimagasser og ammoniakk. Kostnadene forbundet med ulike alternativer er beregnet. Det sees nærmere på differensiering av et lovkrav, praktisk gjennomføring for bonden og hvordan utslippsreduksjoner fra dekket kan fanges opp i det nasjonale utslippsregnskapet.
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Stian DalbakkSammendrag
Omsetningsstatistikk for mineralgjødsel i landbruket 2024/25.
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Ffion Evans James Gibbons Luciana Bava Dave Chadwick Stefania Colombini Valborg Kvakkestad Lampros Lamprinakis Vibeke Lind Martina Pavesi Prysor Williams Sophie Wynne-JonesSammendrag
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This paper examines the World Health Organization (WHO) within the broader context of the post-1945 liberal international order. It begins with a brief historical account of the establishment and development of WHO, emphasizing its role as a central institution for global health governance. Particular attention is given to the role of the European Union’s (EU) member states and the United States (US) in supporting the WHO through financial contributions, personnel secondments, crisis assistance and capacity-building measures. The paper then explores more recent developments, notably the US withdrawal from the WHO during the first and second Trump administrations and the termination of key US aid programs. Finally, the implications of this withdrawal are analysed, both for WHO’s operational capacity and for transatlantic relations, with consequences for challenges such as the global fight against HIV/AIDS, antimicrobial resistance, drug and vaccine development and emergency preparedness. Keywords: World Health Organization; United States; European Union; COVID-19; public health emergency; International Health Regulations
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Eva SkarbøvikSammendrag
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Divya Karthick Rajan Durairaj Karthick Rajan Jayakumar Rajarajeswaran Nagarajan Revathi Shubing Zhang Kannan Mohan Abirami Ramu GanesanSammendrag
Edible coleopteran insects are an important source for sustainable protein and generating chitin as a significant waste (exuviae, cuticle residues, and frass), which can be valorized into value-added biopolymers. These side-streams can be diverted for chitin and chitosan production due to their biocompatibility and biodegradability in biomaterial applications which gained attention in recent times. Therefore, this review evaluates various types of chitin and chitosan extractions and their structural characterization suitable for industrial applications. The nutritional and bioactive functionalities of chitin as derived from coleoptera insect side-streams were critically discussed. Furthermore, it also distinguishes the presence of α-, β-, and γ-chitin polymorphic forms exhibited in the coleopterans order with recent research gaps was also discussed herein. Currently, there is no literature review that describes the roles of coleopteran side-streams derived chitin and chitosan. Hence, this review not only underscores the potential for chitin production from coleopteran side-streams but also outlines critical bottlenecks that warrant further investigation in biopolymer chemistry. Moreover, it provides comprehensive recommendations to facilitate the scale-up of chitin and chitosan derived from coleopteran side-streams as an added advantage for new business models.