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  1. Harvesting systems for multiple products an update for the United States

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    Author(s): Bryce J. Stokes
    Date: 1998
    Source: In: IEA Bioenergy Wood Fuels from Conventional Forestry; p.49-56.
    Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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    As expected, currently and for years to come, the demand for energy will increase, especially for transportation. Other increases will be for natural gas for residential and industriai use, and for renewables as a response to environmental awareness. However, for the short term, economics dictate energy source selection and use; bioenergy has not been competitive. There are the extraneous factors such as environmental constraints and reduction of subsidies in the Conservation Reserve Program that might accelerate the use of biomass for energy. There may come more incentives to change to bioenergy.

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    Stokes, Bryce J. 1998. Harvesting systems for multiple products an update for the United States. In: IEA Bioenergy Wood Fuels from Conventional Forestry; p.49-56.

    Keywords

    Harvesting, processing, tree-length, whole-tree

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