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Land Allocation For Biomass Crops 1st Ed Ruopu Li Andrea Monti

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Land Allocation For Biomass Crops 1st Ed Ruopu Li Andrea Monti
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Publisher: Springer International Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.87 MB
Author: Ruopu Li, Andrea Monti
ISBN: 9783319745350, 9783319745367, 3319745352, 3319745360
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: 1st ed.

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Land Allocation For Biomass Crops 1st Ed Ruopu Li Andrea Monti by Ruopu Li, Andrea Monti 9783319745350, 9783319745367, 3319745352, 3319745360 instant download after payment.

This edited volume establishes a forum for international experts to explore cutting-edge questions associated with the land use and biomass production. Topics include ‘do we have enough land, either primary or marginal, to accommodate future production of biomass?’, ‘how are farming decisions made in response to biomass incentives?’, ‘is the current bio-mass production socially, economically and environmentally sustainable?’, and ‘what are the main constraints currently limiting biofuel deployment?’

The expansion of biomass production is often at the cost of reduced land availability for food production and losses of areas with ecological functions such as forests and wetlands. This process often involves complex interplay of physical dynamics and human systems that are driven by numerous geographic and socio-economic factors at different scales. Thus, the state-of-the-art research on the land use issues surrounding the biomass production and its environmental impacts is important for informed land management decision making. This book will be of great use to researchers in land use management and biomass-based renewable energy, as well as practitioners.

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