Titlebook: Biofuels and Sustainability; Holistic Perspective Kazuhiko Takeuchi,Hideaki Shiroyama,Masahiro Matsu Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if ap

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A short history of the antibody problem described as detailed case studies in Part II of this book. Table 1 summarizes the review. Based on the review of case studies included in Part II, seven key stakeholder categories can be summarized as follows.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7643-7413-6ns, because biofuels are carbon neutral. More specifically, the carbon dioxide that is emitted when a biofuel is burned merely returns to the atmospheric carbon dioxide that was taken into plants from the atmosphere by photosynthesis. Therefore, biofuels seem to be a very effective means for reducing these emissions, at least at first sight.

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 to sustainable societies. .Applying interdisciplinary sustainability science concepts and methodologies, the book helps to enhance the establishment of a sustainable society as well as the development of appropriate responses to a global need for urgent action on current issues related to biofuels.

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Introduction,ofuels. Most first-generation biofuels are produced through glycosylating, fermenting and distilling starch ingredients of maize, wheat and potato or through fermenting and distilling carbohydrate ingredients of sugarcane and beet. They are also produced from poaceous feed crops such as paddy and so

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Stakeholder Perceptions of the Ecosystem Services and Human Well-Being Impacts of Palm Oil Biofuels rsity, and human well-being. We then draw on empirical data from RSPO stakeholders regarding their perceptions about the extent/severity of those impacts and the potential of the industry to mitigate them. Our study shows how palm oil biodiesel production/use impacts biodiversity and several ecosyst

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