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- 2013432694 abstract "The tighter linkages between energy and crop markets due to recent climate and energy legislation in the US have large potential environmental impacts beyond carbon sequestration and climate mitigation. These range from effects on water quality and quantity, soil erosion, habitat and biodiversity preservation. These impacts are very location and management-decision specific, as they are the product of atomistic decisions and depend on soil and landscape specific variables. In order to fully understand the effects of biomass markets, the new and stronger linkages and feedback effects between national- and global-scale energy and commodity markets must be properly understood and identified using an integrated perspective. We discuss the various interactions between agricultural and energy markets and their environmental impacts for existing biomass crops and detail how these interactions may be strengthened with the emergence of corn stover as a second generation biofuel feedstock. The tighter coupling of land use and management and energy systems needs to be accounted for to ensure that we have accurate indicators of the sustainability of biomass as an energy resource.".
- 2013432694 contributor B12814573.
- 2013432694 contributor B12814574.
- 2013432694 created "[2011]".
- 2013432694 date "2011".
- 2013432694 date "[2011]".
- 2013432694 dateCopyrighted "[2011]".
- 2013432694 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 11-12).".
- 2013432694 description "The tighter linkages between energy and crop markets due to recent climate and energy legislation in the US have large potential environmental impacts beyond carbon sequestration and climate mitigation. These range from effects on water quality and quantity, soil erosion, habitat and biodiversity preservation. These impacts are very location and management-decision specific, as they are the product of atomistic decisions and depend on soil and landscape specific variables. In order to fully understand the effects of biomass markets, the new and stronger linkages and feedback effects between national- and global-scale energy and commodity markets must be properly understood and identified using an integrated perspective. We discuss the various interactions between agricultural and energy markets and their environmental impacts for existing biomass crops and detail how these interactions may be strengthened with the emergence of corn stover as a second generation biofuel feedstock. The tighter coupling of land use and management and energy systems needs to be accounted for to ensure that we have accurate indicators of the sustainability of biomass as an energy resource.".
- 2013432694 extent "12 p. :".
- 2013432694 hasFormat "Also available via the Internet at: http://www.card.iastate.edu/publications/dbs/pdffiles/11wp526.pdf".
- 2013432694 identifier 11wp526.pdf.
- 2013432694 isFormatOf "Also available via the Internet at: http://www.card.iastate.edu/publications/dbs/pdffiles/11wp526.pdf".
- 2013432694 isPartOf "Working paper (Iowa State University. Center for Agricultural and Rural Development) ; 11-WP 526.".
- 2013432694 isPartOf "Working paper ; 11-WP 526".
- 2013432694 issued "2011".
- 2013432694 issued "[2011]".
- 2013432694 language "eng".
- 2013432694 publisher "Ames, Iowa : Center for Agricultural and Rural Development, Iowa State University,".
- 2013432694 relation "Also available via the Internet at: http://www.card.iastate.edu/publications/dbs/pdffiles/11wp526.pdf".
- 2013432694 subject "Agriculture Environmental aspects.".
- 2013432694 subject "Biomass energy Environmental aspects.".
- 2013432694 subject "TD195.B56 D63 2011".
- 2013432694 title "Environmental impacts of emerging biomass feedstock markets : energy, agriculture, and the farmer / Rebecca S. Dodder, Amani Elobeid, Timothy L. Johnson, P. Ozge Kaplan, Lyubov A. Kurkalova, Silvia Secchi, and Simla Tokgoz.".
- 2013432694 type "text".