2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.128586
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Opportunities for inclusive and efficient low carbon food system development in Bangladesh

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“…The topic of life cycle assessment [70,85] holds the second position in terms of page rank value, but its low betweenness centrality indicates that it does not serve as a link between other topics. This cluster also contains the following topics: cleaner production [86][87][88], exergy [67,89], recycling [90,91], climate change [92,93], global warming [94], environmental impact [95,96], energy efficiency [97,98], energy transition [99,100], industry 4.0 [101], anaerobic digestion [102,103], bioenergy [104,105], biogas [58,104,105], and solar energy [106,107]. Compared to solar energy, wind energy, and hydropower, bioenergy appears the most frequently in the author's keywords in the article database regarding the application of renewable energy in the circular economy framework.…”
Section: Co-occurrence Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The topic of life cycle assessment [70,85] holds the second position in terms of page rank value, but its low betweenness centrality indicates that it does not serve as a link between other topics. This cluster also contains the following topics: cleaner production [86][87][88], exergy [67,89], recycling [90,91], climate change [92,93], global warming [94], environmental impact [95,96], energy efficiency [97,98], energy transition [99,100], industry 4.0 [101], anaerobic digestion [102,103], bioenergy [104,105], biogas [58,104,105], and solar energy [106,107]. Compared to solar energy, wind energy, and hydropower, bioenergy appears the most frequently in the author's keywords in the article database regarding the application of renewable energy in the circular economy framework.…”
Section: Co-occurrence Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The government of Bangladesh is addressing challenges related to water scarcity and the overreliance on paddy cultivation by promoting the cultivation of alternative crops on unused lands [ 1 ]. In the northern riverine regions, where sandy soils and water scarcity complicate rice and cereal farming, there is a shift towards sweet potatoes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%