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Report, Carbon Balance Effects of US Biofuel Production and Use
DeCicco et al.’s 2016 report, Carbon Balance Effects of US Biofuel Production and Use, suggests the carbon balance effects of starch-based fuels such as corn ethanol and biodiesel may tip toward a net increase in CO2 emissions in the atmosphere, based on life-cycle analyses that incorporate process emissions and displacement effects including land-use change.
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Carbon Balance Effects of US Biofuel Production and Use