One of the most useful characteristics of the science is its cumulative concept. This work was
done as an attempt to contribute this nature. As many reports have revealed that petroleum …

Non-wood lignocellulosic biomass is abundantly available, low cost, easy to process and
consists of a short growth and harvest period; therefore, it is introduced as a potential …

The digital transformation of agriculture is enabling the collection of vast amounts of geo‐
referenced information about growing conditions within the field and facilitating the …

While understanding individual stakeholders' perspectives on the adoption and conversion
to a biofuel-based landscape has been a subject of many previous studies on biofuels, there …

Many yield predictions in perennial bioenergy species have been made based on data
collected during the establishment phase of growth or a limited number of long‐term studies …

The food-energy-water (FEW) nexus is facing grand challenges in meeting increasing
demand resulting from global changes in climate, economy, and population. Emerging …

Emerging advances in sustainable intensification technologies have the potential to
transform land use and crop management approaches in ways that can increase resource …

This paper explores the complex patterns of volatility transmissions among oil price,
agricultural energy consumption, biofuel consumption, food production, greenhouse gas …

The primary objective of this study is to evaluate whether renewable energy initiatives
recently developed and implemented in Latin American and Caribbean countries are …

It is necessary to review the reactive nitrogen cycle, from its generation to its emission to the
environment, because it is intimately connected, as either a problem or a solution, to food …