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Here’s the climate dissent you’re not hearing about because it’s muffled by society’s top institutions

September 20, 2023 - bioenergy, carbon capture, and modular nuclear reactors. Reading this bracing outlook, one could almost overlook the IEA’s caveat that relying on solar and wind for nearly 70% of electricity generation would cause retail electricity prices to increase by 50% on average and destroy 5 million jobs, of which “many are well paid, meaning structural changes can cause shocks for communities with impacts that persist over time.”  

A critique of the IEA’s scenario issued ...

TO ASHES: Desperate Europeans burn TREES for warmth following destruction of Nord Stream pipelines

September 29, 2022 - bioenergy stands as a clear counterpoint," said Maija Lepistö, a spokesperson for Bioenergy Europe, to FOX Business.

"Over 96% of the biomass used for bioenergy is being produced domestically within the EU and the rest coming from trusted streams."

Up until the invasion, about 12 percent of Europe's total energy consumption came from biomass, including forestry products like logging residues, wood-processing residues, fuel wood, and ...

The bioenergetic basis of illness (part II)

November 09, 2011 - The bioenergetic basis of illness (part II)

Wednesday, November 09, 2011 by: Larry Malerba, DOTags: illness, bioenergy, health news

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Drought-resistant cactus pear could become a sustainable food and fuel source, new research shows

April 16, 2021 - bioenergy for the future.

Plants like cacti carry out photosynthesis through a crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) system. They grow on arid and semi-arid land with low or unpredictable rainfall, which can make conventional farming difficult.

Arid and semi-arid lands are unproductive. But they can be put to good use by filling them with cacti and many other CAM plants that can capture and store carbon efficiently. The researchers said CAM plants like prickly ...

Researchers find a plant that can be used to feed a microalgae strain to boost its potential as a biofuel

November 20, 2018 -

Data from the study, which involved researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and other partner institutions, revealed that a freshwater production strain of Auxenochlorella protothecoides (A. protothecoides) can degrade and use non-food plant substrates (e.g. switchgrass). Surprisingly, when fed switchgrass, the microalgae had "improved cell growth and lipid productivity."

The research team believes that this can help boost the algae's potential value ...

Enzyme discovery enables production of renewable biofuel; could replace petroleum-based gasoline additive

May 25, 2018 -

The discovery of a new enzyme that enables the microbial production of a renewable option to petroleum-based toluene, a popular octane booster in gasoline, is, therefore, welcome news. This also marks the first-time an aromatic hydrocarbon biofuel is produced via microbial production, providing an alternative to petroleum as a source of fuel.

Researchers at the Department of Energy Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley ...

Surprising science – There’s no such thing as clean energy

October 08, 2020 - bioenergy on biodiversity are worse, and the increased use of crops such as palm oil for biofuels is already contributing to the destruction of rainforests and other natural habitats.Perplexing financial implications

Surprisingly, more than half (55%) of all global climate expenditure in the years 2011?2018 was spent on solar and wind energy ? a total of US$2,000 billion. Despite this, wind and solar energy still produced only 3% of world energy consumption in the ...

Climate-altering technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide could cause catastrophic destruction of life, scientists warn

January 30, 2018 - bioenergy potentials, but this would really come at the cost of extensive environmental damage in many other dimensions," Heck said.

In order to arrive at this conclusion, Heck and her study co-authors looked at what is called the influential concept of "planetary boundaries." With this, they analyzed a total of nine different ecological thresholds which should not be crossed as far as natural systems are concerned. According to the researchers, doing so would "generate ...

Children’s Health Defense and RFK Jr. release “message of unity” video calling for health freedom advocates to #StandFirm against vaccine mandates

September 16, 2020 -

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Children’s Health Defense is proud to stand with all of these organizations and countries (below) as we work together to pushback on medical mandates, unsafe vaccines, and increasingly totalitarian governments.

In the coming months, these issues will be front and center in discussions around the world as people decide whether to cling tightly to their freedoms or blindly follow whatever edicts are put in place by corrupt government ...

Children’s Health Defense and RFK Jr. release “message of unity” video calling for health freedom advocates to #StandFirm against vaccine mandates

September 16, 2020 -

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Children’s Health Defense is proud to stand with all of these organizations and countries (below) as we work together to pushback on medical mandates, unsafe vaccines, and increasingly totalitarian governments.

In the coming months, these issues will be front and center in discussions around the world as people decide whether to cling tightly to their freedoms or blindly follow whatever edicts are put in place by corrupt government ...

Scientists discover “electric” bacteria – can it lead to next-gen batteries and miniature pacemakers?

October 16, 2019 - bioenergy production and harvesting, cleaning up pollutants, and biological sensors.Electricity-generating nano-structure may usher in miniature electronics and medical devices

The Geobacter genus fulfills critical roles in the soil. These hardy microbes move minerals through the soil and clean up radioactive pollution from their surroundings.

Geobacter bacteria even survive in oxygen-poor environments. When the bacterial cell accumulates too many electrons ...

Plant-based jet fuels could soon be an alternative to petroleum

August 05, 2019 -

The global aviation industry consumes millions of barrels of petroleum-based fuels per day. Its unique need for cheap, efficient, and reliable fuel prevents it from switching to renewable energy sources.

But researchers from the Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) of the Department of Energy (DOE) said that biofuels will eventually attain the same level of efficiency as traditional petroleum counterparts.

“The team at JBEI has been working on biological routes ...

Novel research raises prospects for large-scale production of algae-derived starch

February 24, 2019 - bioenergy production,"concluded Tokyo Tech researcher Sousuke Imamura.

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Repurposing agricultural waste into a renewable resource: Researchers have combined biomass and electric energy to make a more sustainable fuel

February 19, 2019 -

According to their research that was published in the journal Energy & Environmental Science, technologies that pave the way towards the conservation of scarce fossil resources can lead us to resource security. The two main factors to consider when establishing a sustainable future industry are electric energy sources (renewable ones, such as wind and solar) and carbon feedstock (such as waste streams).

Biomass fuels are non-fossil, carbon-based (biogenic) energy sources ...

Pretty cool: New class of solvents breaks down plant biomass into sugars to be used for various biofuels and bioproducts

September 18, 2018 -

The refinery concept is the work of biofuel researchers at the Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) in Emeryville, California. They are eyeing waste lignin as the process solvent for their self-sustained biorefinery.

Lignin is a waste material of many wood-based industrial processes such as paper making and ethanol production. The JBEI researchers used this waste to create deep eutectic solvents (DES), a group of solvents that are cheap, environmentally benign, ...