Wednesday 27, July 2011 by
New study finds ethanol production growth has not triggered indirect land use change
A new study published in the July 2011 Biomass and Bioenergy Journal on indirect land use change (ILUC) due to biofuels production indicates that the real impact of US biofuels production on ILUC domestically and internationally is negligible or nonexistent. The study, ‘Indirect land use change for biofuels: Testing predictions and improving analytical methodologies’ was coauthored by Dr. Seungdo Kim and Dr. Bruce E. Dale of Michigan State University.
