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Bioenergy

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Bioenergy
A term used by a range of alternative health advocates for a number of meanings, including life’s energy, also known as chi in Chinese traditional medicine, prana in Ayurvedic medicine and vital force in homeopathy

bioenergy,
n the energy of the body.


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Washington, October 1 (ANI): A new study has suggested that careful planning, together with the use of feedstocks from perennial-dominated prairie, could minimize the adverse effects of expanding bioenergy use on wildlife.
The project, envisioned as the first of several such bioenergy plants in the Willamette Valley, would help growers find a profitable use for the tons of straw that result each year from annual ryegrass.
The study, "Small Scale Bioenergy Initiatives: Brief Description and Preliminary Lessons on Livelihood Impacts from Case Studies in Latin America, Asia and Africa," covers 15 different "start-up" bioenergy projects from 12 countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia involving a diverse array of technologies.
 
 
 
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