Article
Expanding Bioenergy Opportunities from Working Forests and Rangelands
The Cooperative Extension Service
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Article
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Peer Reviewed
1
Publication Date
1-1-2011
Abstract
As fossil fuel prices rise, so does the interest in developing alternative sources of energy. Working forests and rangelands are a major source of raw material being considered for applications ranging from direct combustion to ethanol production. Across the U.S., woody biomass energy is being studied for its potential to contribute to economic development and the revitalization of forest and range dependent communities.
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2011
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e
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Citation Information
Karen Potter-Witter, Daniel Cassidy and Nancy K. Franz. "Expanding Bioenergy Opportunities from Working Forests and Rangelands" The Cooperative Extension Service (2011) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/nancy_franz/55/
This article is from The Cooperative Extension Service 2011. Posted with permission.