International Energy Agency / Thermochemical Conversion Technologies / John Wiley & Sons Ltd. / Ó 2013 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Solar Energy Research Institute / Dartmouth College / Plant Biomass / /
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energy density considerations / transportation / biotechnology / external fossil-energy inputs / transport energy / mature biomass conversion technology / machinery / biological processing / downstream processing / soy oil / fossil energy / food / energy / conversion technologies / electricity / transportation energy demand / food production / lower net greenhouse gas emissions / foreseeable mature biomass conversion technologies / sustainable transportation sector / energy source supporting humankind / energy-rich lignin / liquid bio-oil / based processing / cellulosic energy crops / food waste / large-scale sustainable energy sources / /
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National Science Foundation / BioEnergy Science Center / Thayer School of Engineering / Dartmouth College / US Army Research Lab / Solar Energy Research Institute / /
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Charles E. Wyman / Reed Funk / Mary Mandels / Elwin Reese / Hans Grethlein / /
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solar collector / young scientist / Professor / /
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S.K. / British Columbia / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
2 Cellulosic Biofuels: Importance, Recalcitrance, and Pretreatment Lee Lynd1,2 and Mark Laser1 1