Kavita Shah
In a medium-science, low-technology society where technology transfer, adoption, and innovations are few so as to meet a priori assigned socio-economic goals, biotechnology has come to rescue and holds promise to offer solutions to questions raised by our common developmental and environmental concerns. Where biotechnology offers the possibility of producing, from widely available renewable resources, goods and services essential to life the environmental biotechnology (EB) involves its specific application to the management of environment and related socio-economic developmental issues.