Paper that explains why the use of land for purpose-grown biofuel crops is counterproductive in climate terms, focusing on ILUC and forgone sequestration.
Read More (Web page)Organization: Energy Policy
Author: Searchinger, Timothy D., Tim Beringer, and Asa Strong
Date: 2017
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Language: English
Type of resource: Peer reviewed publication
Topics: Climate, Sustainable energy
Paper that explains why the use of land for purpose-grown biofuel crops is counterproductive in climate terms, focusing on ILUC and forgone sequestration.
Read More (Web page)Organization: Energy Policy