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Technical Issues Associated with Future Large-Scale Cellulosic Biofuels Production Chris Somerville, May 2007 Carnegie Institution for Science

Lecture Overview The first segment of this presentation describes the rationale for using plant biomass as a source of fuels and presents information about how much energy could be obtained in this way. Examples of the kinds of plants that are likely to be used are presented along with comments on some of the issues, such as losses to disease and effects of various cropping systems on soil quality, that need additional research.

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Part 2: Cellulosic Biofuels (48:15)   Speaker Bio    Related Articles

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