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2007 · 3 results quoted
corn rotation bioenergy (ethanol/biodiesel) vs gasoline and diesel life cycle
GHG emissions relative to gasoline/diesel life cycleLower-40 %
“Compared with the life cycle of gasoline and diesel, ethanol and biodiesel from corn rotations reduced GHG emissions by approximately 40%, reed canarygrass by approximately 85%, and switchgrass and hybrid poplar by approximately 115%.” abstract
hybrid poplar and switchgrass cultivation vs other bioenergy cropping systems
net GHG sink for biomass conversion to ethanolHigher200 g CO2e-C/m^2/yr
“Hybrid poplar and switchgrass provided the largest net GHG sinks, >200 g CO2e-C x m(-2) x yr(-1) for biomass conversion to ethanol, and >400 g CO2e-C x m(-2) x yr(-1) for biomass gasification for electricity generation.” abstract
hybrid poplar and switchgrass cultivation vs other bioenergy cropping systems
net GHG sink for biomass gasification for electricity generationHigher400 g CO2e-C/m^2/yr
“Hybrid poplar and switchgrass provided the largest net GHG sinks, >200 g CO2e-C x m(-2) x yr(-1) for biomass conversion to ethanol, and >400 g CO2e-C x m(-2) x yr(-1) for biomass gasification for electricity generation.” abstract
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