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Synonyms for «bioenergy crops»

Bioenergy crops refer to plants or crops that are specifically grown for the purpose of producing renewable energy. These plants are cultivated to be converted into fuels, like bioethanol or biodiesel, or burned directly to generate heat or electricity. Bioenergy crops are an eco-friendly alternative to fossil fuels and help in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Full definition
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«bioenergy»

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«crops»

farms plants feedstocks agriculture products production producers cultivation yields sources technologies projects resources industry growth economy development productivity subsidies farmers biotechnology supply generation commodities emissions livestock field facilities plantations business research market systems infrastructure jobs sector vehicles electricity vegetation targets materials land ecosystems investment programs solutions use companies farmland

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Sentences with «bioenergy crops»

  • Preventing the clearing of forest area for perennial bioenergy cropping was also taken as one reason for the aggressive adoption of this solution in the degraded grassland area. (drawdown.org)
  • Adaptation responses may increase greenhouse gas emissions (e.g., increased fossil - based air conditioning in response to higher temperatures), and mitigation may impede adaptation (e.g., increased use of land for bioenergy crop production negatively impacting ecosystems). (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
  • Landis wanted to evaluate the benefits of growing bioenergy crops on marginal lands, sections of farmland that are suboptimal for growing food. (sciencenews.org)
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