Sugarcane Ethanol : Contributions to Climate Change Mitigation and the Environment

'Climate change is a challenge facing human life. It will change mobility and asks for new energy solutions. Bioenergy has gained increased attention as an alternative to fossil fuels. Energy based on renewable sources may offer part of the solution. Bio ethanol based on sugar cane offers advantages...

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Autores principales: Peter Zuurbier, Jos van de Vooren
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Publicado: Brill | Wageningen Academic 2008
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          TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Environmental / General
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