Energy Crop Land Use
A. R. Adams, J. H. T. McPherson, Tyson Meisheid, Austin Schrage
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A. R. Adams, J. H. T. McPherson, Tyson Meisheid, Austin Schrage
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A change from petroleum based energy sources has been in motion ever since the initiation of the renewable fuel standard starting in 2007. Dedicated cellulosic energy crops show potential for becoming a profitable solution to help bridge the growing demand for sustainable energy. Bioenergy crops can enhance ecosystem services in marginal lands, as shown in Figure 1.
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A change from petroleum based energy sources has been in motion ever since the initiation of the renewable fuel standard starting in 2007. Dedicated cellulosic energy crops show potential for becoming a profitable solution to help bridge the growing demand for sustainable energy. Bioenergy crops can enhance ecosystem services in marginal lands, as shown in Figure 1.
Key concepts: Crop, Land use, Environmental science, Energy (signal processing), Agroforestry, Geography, Engineering, Forestry