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Use of palm oil for biofuel
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The use of fossil fuels depletes the world's limited supply of coal, oil and gas and releases stocked CO2 into the atmosphere. Biofuels, derived from biomass, are renewable and carbon neutral, because consumption merely releases CO2 that was taken from the atmosphere by the growing biomass a few years before. However, increasing the use of biofuels could also increase the pressure on ecosystems which must support the production of additional biomass. In this chapter, we review the sustainability of biofuels, discuss their production and economics and consider levels of government support for production and related geopolitical issues.
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- 1âIntroduction
- 2âTrends in biofuels
- 3âProduction of palm-based biofuels
- 4âBiodiesel economics
- 5âImports and defiscalisation: the odd alliance
- 6âThe geopolitics of agribusiness: competition between productions systems
- 7âConclusions
- 8âReferences