The many benefits of biofuels, such as energy independence, economic growth, and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction, will continue to increase the demand for and production of biofuels. Process optimization is still a key area for the biofuels industry, but in order to improve efficiencies and lower costs, focus must also be on reducing their carbon footprint. [...]
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November 12th, 2009
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Inexact land use theory
Inexact land use theory could limit promising potential of biofuels, favor continued fossil fuels use A suggestion that the increased use of fuel produced from biomass will automatically lead to increased deforestation globally ignores existing science, continued technological advances, and numerous international policies and principles under development to regulate biofuels. An article published in Science [...]
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