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Título Sustainable Bioenergy Production - An Integrated Approach [electronic resource] / edited by Hans Ruppert, Martin Kappas, Jens Ibendorf.

Publicación Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2013.
Descripción física XVI, 451 p. 111 illus., 81 illus. in color. online resource.
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Colección Springer eBooks. Earth and Environmental Science
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Contiene: Part I: Setting the scene -- Part II: Do we have enough? - Biomass potentials for energy generation -- Part III: Can bioenergy production be environmentally sound? -- Part IV: Economic optimisation of bioenergy production -- Part V: Bridging bioenergy production and society -- Part VI: Combustion of biomass for heat and power -- Part VII:  Bioenergy from polluted soils -- Index.
Resumen: This book focuses primarily on the advantages and implications of sustainable bioenergy production in terms of ensuring a more sustainable world despite its growing energy demands. It addresses a new concept that focuses on the interactions between different uses of agricultural land (for example, agriculture for food, forage or energy and nature conservation) and their ecological, economic and societal impacts. This research concept provides new insights into the competition for resources and the synergies between different land uses. Until recently, the transition towards renewable energy has been generally misunderstood as only an economic demand, rather than as a means to gain various social and ecological advantages. Today biomass can be produced to generate energy and renewable raw materials, while simultaneously benefitting soil resources, water resources and biodiversity. The transition to a ́觲eeneŕ頥conomy is an important precondition in order to achieve the sustainable development of societies. To develop a modern, forward-looking energy supply from biomass, such as biomass for heat and power generation, and liquid biofuels for transport, there should be a balance between the amount of biomass required for food production and for material purposes. Crop types, production methods and conversion technologies need to be matched with local conditions within the different landscapes to establish a national transformation plan, and to reduce the i ncreasing land-use competition between food/fodder versus energy crop production, as well as the use of forests for energy. Rethinking the linkages between bioenergy, climate change, land use and water requires an integrated assessment of the energy, land and water nexus. This book highlights research aimed at providing an integrated approach to sustainable bioenergy development and seeks to improve peoplé鳠understanding of bioenergý鳠potentials for the future. It will be of interest not only to those involved in sustainable energy, but also to environmental planners, agriculture and soil specialists, and environmental policy-makers.
Materia Environment.
Renewable energy resources.
Regional planning.
Urban planning.
Renewable energy sources.
Alternate energy sources.
Green energy industries.
Nature conservation.
Sustainable development.
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Sustainable Development.
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Renewable and Green Energy.
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Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning.
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Nature Conservation.
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Autor secundario Ruppert, Hans., editor.
Kappas, Martin., editor.
Ibendorf, Jens., editor.
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OTRO SOPORTE Printed edition: 9789400766419
ISBN 9789400766426 978-94-007-6642-6
ISBN/ISSN 10.1007/978-94-007-6642-6 doi