The Case of Sustainable Dairy Production Model

This handbook addresses the growing importance of managing natural resources such as water, land, and environmental amenities within the circular bioeconomy framework. Its objective is to compile the latest interdisciplinary findings on the economics, management, and policy associated with renewable biological resources. The methodology employed includes a collection of expert works that integrate insights from both natural and social sciences, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of how resource use affects social well-being and sustainability. The results highlight the interconnectedness of renewable resources and offer managerial decision frameworks to effectively assess alternative options for resource management. This resource serves as a crucial reference for professionals and researchers seeking to navigate the complexities of natural resource management in a way that aligns with societal preferences and enhances overall welfare.