Biomass, Energy of the Future?

Name: Biomass, Energy of the Future?
Brand: Éditions Quae
SKU: 9782759219124
Price: 16.0 EUR
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ISBN: 978-2-7592-1912-4

by Hervé Bichat (writer), Paul Mathis (writer)

Collection: Enjeux sciences

january 2013

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Fruit of the photosynthesis of plants, the biomass is an essential resource for humans, supplying them with food, energy and materials. With its three sources (forest, crops and waste), the energy-biomass is restricted by the production capacity of soils and its competition with its other uses. Could it therefore contribute to the growing energy needs of humanity and to the energy transition that must take place to reduce our oil and gas consumption substantially?

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