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Environmental costs and benefits of transportation biofuel production from food-and lignocellulose-based energy crops: A review
Jason Hill
Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering
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Medicine & Life Sciences
lignocellulose
100%
Biofuels
87%
Cost-Benefit Analysis
53%
Food
43%
Fossil Fuels
29%
Carbon Sequestration
19%
Fertilizers
13%
Nitrogen Fixation
13%
Carbon Cycle
13%
Grassland
12%
Petroleum
12%
Zea mays
10%
Biomass
10%
Soybeans
10%
Pesticides
9%
Ecosystem
9%
Soil
9%
Phosphorus
9%
Nitrogen
8%
Ethanol
7%
Costs and Cost Analysis
5%
Agriculture & Biology
energy crops
69%
lignocellulose
69%
biofuels
57%
fossil fuels
23%
wildlife habitats
14%
phosphorus fertilizers
12%
energy
12%
carbon sequestration
11%
prairies
11%
crops
10%
nitrogen fixation
10%
food production
10%
biodiesel
10%
environmental impact
10%
petroleum
9%
feedstocks
9%
nitrogen fertilizers
9%
pesticides
8%
soybeans
7%
ethanol
7%
corn
6%
biomass
6%