The use of different input data, functional units, allocation methods, reference systems and other assumptions complicates comparisons of LCA bioenergy studies. In addition …
After agriculture, wood harvest is the human activity that has most reduced the storage of carbon in vegetation and soils,. Although felled wood releases carbon to the atmosphere in …
M Wang, J Han, JB Dunn, H Cai… - Environmental research …, 2012 - iopscience.iop.org
Globally, bioethanol is the largest volume biofuel used in the transportation sector, with corn- based ethanol production occurring mostly in the US and sugarcane-based ethanol …
Recent analyses of the energy and greenhouse-gas performance of alternative biofuels have ignited a controversy that may be best resolved by applying two simple principles. In a …
The lack of temporal information is an important limitation of life cycle assessment (LCA). A dynamic LCA approach is proposed to improve the accuracy of LCA by addressing the …
RJ Plevin, MA Delucchi… - Journal of Industrial …, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is generally described as a tool for environmental decision making. Results from attributional LCA (ALCA), the most commonly used LCA method, often …
A Chamkalani, S Zendehboudi, N Rezaei… - … and Sustainable Energy …, 2020 - Elsevier
Life cycle analysis (LCA) of algal biodiesel production process can provide a quantitative measure for its sustainability. In this paper, the published LCA studies of algae biodiesel …
Purpose Biological sequestration can increase the carbon stocks of non-atmospheric reservoirs (eg land and land-based products). Since this contained carbon is sequestered …
Releases of greenhouse gases (GHG) from indirect land-use change triggered by crop- based biofuels have taken center stage in the debate over the role of biofuels in climate …