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Summary
Authors:
Gail Taylor
Caspar Donnison
Robert A Holland
Zoe M Harris
Felix Eigenbrod
University of California
University of Southampton
University of Surrey
Land-use change from food to energy: meta-analysis unravels effects of bioenergy on biodiversity and cultural ecosystem services
Environmental Research Letters, Volume 16, Number 11. IOP Publishing – Nov 2021
Bioenergy has been identified as a key contributor to future energy scenarios consistent with the Paris Agreement targets, and is relied upon in scenarios both with and without bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, owing to the multiple ways in which bioenergy can substitute fossil fuels.