Sökning: "land use competition"
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21. Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) – a high-yielding energy crop
Sammanfattning : Bioenergy is currently the fastest growing source of renewable energy. Tighter sustainability criteria for the production of vehicle biofuels and an increasing interest in combined heat and power (CHP) production from biomass have led to a demand for high-yielding energy crops with good conversion efficiencies. LÄS MER
22. Imprint of management on microbial communities in arable soil : implications for N2O emissions
Sammanfattning : Arable soils are a major source of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N2O), emissions of which are directly linked to increased use of N fertilizers. Microbial communities that drive N cycle processes in soil ultimately determine the fate of reactive N inputs and control N2O emissions. LÄS MER
23. Phosphorus speciation in Swedish arable soils with high leaching potential
Sammanfattning : Eutrophication is threatening biodiversity and ecosystem functions in inland water bodies and estuaries world-wide. Phosphorus (P) export from arable land by e.g. leaching is a major contributor to eutrophication, with high P leaching losses from long-term manured mineral soils and cultivated organic soils (Histosols). LÄS MER
24. Phosphorus leaching from Swedish arable organic soils : quantification and mitigation using biochar
Sammanfattning : Organic soils account for 9% or ~225,000 ha of Sweden’s 2.5 million ha of agricultural land, with around half being intensively cultivated. LÄS MER
25. Perspectives on Climate Policy : Induced technological change, land competition and global income inequality
Sammanfattning : Emissions of carbon dioxide enhance the natural greenhouse effect, which may cause higher average global surface temperatures. To avoid climate change, carbon emissions must decrease or carbon must be removed from the atmosphere. In order to achieve this, intervening policies are necessary. LÄS MER