>Abandoned Farmlands Are Key to Sustainable Bioenergy

Jul 4

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Recent research conducted by Stanford University in partnership with The Carnegie Institution Department of Global Ecology has determined that there are sufficient abandoned farmlands in the US and Canada to provide up to 10% of our current energy needs in bioenergy production.

But it won’t be tomorrow, researchers warned. Read more at:

Renewable Energy World
http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/story?id=52960

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The Trail Stop Country Market is devoted to planting trees for the Bay of Islands Sustainable Development Center "Forest Farm Project". In 2013, we're concentrating on establishing a Black Ash forest. We are also busy with baby tree seedling orders (www.treelings.ca) for spring weddings, memorials, christenings, Earth Day, corporate giveaways and all earth friendly occasions.

Posted on July 4, 2008, in bioenergy, biofuel, Canada, farmland. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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