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 == Bioenergy ==
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 <u>Biofuels:</u> In the view of the current food versus fuel debate, smallholder farmers have to make decisions on the use of their resources.
-*[[Cooking_with_Liquid_Biomass_Fuels#Competing_Uses:_.27Food.27_versus_.27Fuel.27_Debate|Competing Uses: 'Food' versus 'Fuel' Debate]]
+<u>Biogas:</u> In many regions of the world, the consumption of firewood exceeds natural regrowth. This leads to deforestation and degradation of forests and woodlands with adverse effects on climate, water budget, soil fertility and natural products supply. Biogas is one of the solutions to this problem, because it substitutes firewood as a fuel and helps sustaining favourable soil conditions. It is also an important contribution to the <span class="new">mitigation of the global greenhouse effect</span>.
-<br/><u>Biogas:</u> In many regions of the world, the consumption of firewood exceeds natural regrowth. This leads to deforestation and degradation of forests and woodlands with adverse effects on climate, water budget, soil fertility and natural products supply. Biogas is one of the solutions to this problem, because it substitutes firewood as a fuel and helps sustaining favourable soil conditions. It is also an important contribution to the <span class="new">mitigation of the global greenhouse effect</span>.
+*[[Biogas - Costs and Benefits|Biogas - Costs and Benefits]]
+*[[Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology|Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology]]
-*[[Biogas_-_Costs_and_Benefits|Biogas - Costs and Benefits]]
+*[[Carbon Markets for Biogas Digesters#Emission Reduction of Environmental Impacts|Carbon Markets for Biogas Digesters - Emission Reduction of Environmental Impacts]]
-*[[Environmental_Frame_Conditions_of_Biogas_Technology|Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology]]
+*[[Biogas Basics#The Benefits of Biogas Technology|Biogas Basics - The Benefit of Biogas Technology]]
-*[[Carbon_Markets_for_Biogas_Digesters#Emission_Reduction_of_Environmental_Impacts|Carbon Markets for Biogas Digesters - Emission Reduction of Environmental Impacts]]
+*[[Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology|Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology]]
-*[[Biogas_Basics#The_Benefits_of_Biogas_Technology|Biogas Basics - The Benefit of Biogas Technology]]
-*[[Environmental_Frame_Conditions_of_Biogas_Technology|Environmental Frame Conditions of Biogas Technology]]
 <br/><u>Solid Biomass</u>:
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 *[http://www.birdlife.org/sites/default/files/attachments/EU-Joint-NGO-briefing-biomass-sustainability-energy-March2012.pdf NGO briefing Sustain ability issues for solid biomass in electricity, heating and cooling]
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 = Overview =
-All energy sources (fossil fuels as well as renewable energies) have some effect on our environment. Even though renewables are considered environmentally preferable to conventional sources (and, when replacing fossil fuels, have significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions) it is still important to understand the impacts linked to the production of power from renewable sources. The type and intensity of environmental impacts always varies depending on the specific technology used, the geographic location, and a number of other factors. According to the 2012 estimate by the Global Footprint Network, ecological footprint of humanity exceeds the Earth's bio-capacity, with humans currently using the equivalent of 1.5 planets.<ref> Global Footprint Network. Retrieved from: http://www.footprintnetwork.org/en/index.php/GFN/page/world_footprint/ </ref>Thus, more emphasis has to be made on the environmental impacts of human activities.<br/>► Please [http://help.energypedia.info/wiki/Edit add further interesting information] and [http://help.energypedia.info/wiki/Link_Articles set internal or external links]<br/><br/>
+All energy sources (fossil fuels as well as renewable energies) have some effect on our environment. Even though renewables are considered environmentally preferable to conventional sources (and, when replacing fossil fuels, have significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions) it is still important to understand the impacts linked to the production of power from renewable sources. The type and intensity of environmental impacts always varies depending on the specific technology used, the geographic location, and a number of other factors. According to the 2012 estimate by the Global Footprint Network, ecological footprint of humanity exceeds the Earth's bio-capacity, with humans currently using the equivalent of 1.5 planets.<ref> Global Footprint Network. Retrieved from: http://www.footprintnetwork.org/en/index.php/GFN/page/world_footprint/ </ref>Thus, more emphasis has to be made on the environmental impacts of human activities.<br/><br/><br/>
 = Technologies =
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 *[[Portal:Impacts|Impact Portal on energypedia]]
-*[[:Category:Impacts Social| All articles relating to social impacts on energypedia]]
+*[[:Category:Impacts Environmental| All articles relating to social impacts on energypedia]]
 = References =