Regenerative bioeconomy in Mallorca, a new model
A completely new approach using drawdown technologies, biomass, and native plants for high-value-added products results in the way to go in the Mediterranean leading to a regenerative bioeconomy in Mallorca as a new business model.
Cala Falcó is a typical 50 hectare farm near Manacor in Mallorca, Spain. Little or no water access, desertification, erosion, presence of nitrates, sulfates, and other chemicals leached during decades by previous and neighboring farmers in the basin, deforested bush and marina impacted by bad practices and tourism, biodiversity losses, and a not very much promising future considering climate change scenarios expected.
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