Recent research published in “Mires and Peat” has shed light on the dynamics of methane emissions from different paludicrop species during the establishment of paludiculture on Dutch peatlands. Led by Renske J.E. Vroom from the Department of Ecology
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In a significant advancement for sustainable energy in Kenya, a recent study led by Benson Kariuki from the Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology has explored the potential of coal-biomass blends as an alternative fuel source for tricycles
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Recent research published in California Agriculture highlights the potential of alternative greenhouse heating systems, specifically focusing on biomass and cogeneration technologies. Lead author B. Jenkins emphasizes that these systems could signifi
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Recent research published in ‘California Agriculture’ has provided valuable insights into the thermochemical properties of biomass fuels. The study, led by B. Jenkins, analyzed a total of sixty-two different biomass fuels, assessing both their heat v
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Recent research published in ‘California Agriculture’ has highlighted the potential of short-rotation eucalyptus as a viable biomass fuel, presenting significant opportunities for various sectors, including energy production and agriculture. The stud
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Recent research from the Blodgett Forest Research Station in the Sierra Nevada has highlighted the potential benefits of using forest biomass for energy production, particularly as an alternative to traditional open pile burning methods. This study,
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Recent research published in California Agriculture highlights the significant role that agriculture plays in California’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, accounting for approximately 8% of the state’s total emissions. Led by R. Byrnes, this study re
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Recent research published in “California Agriculture” has shed light on effective rangeland management practices aimed at enhancing soil health and forage production in California. As the state intensifies its investment in soil stewardship initiativ
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Recent research highlights the pressing issue of wildfire risk in California forests, exacerbated by years of drought, insect infestations, and a century-long policy of fire suppression. The study, led by G Nakamura and published in the journal “Cali
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Recent research published in California Agriculture explores the potential of producing ethyl alcohol from biomass, which could serve as a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based fuels. Led by R Curley, the study discusses both the challenges and
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