
Perennial Biomass Crops on Marginal Land: What the Science Actually Supports
Miscanthus, willow, and poplar grow where food crops fail. Here's why climate scientists back perennial biomass, and why the Drax controversy makes it hard to hear.
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Miscanthus, willow, and poplar grow where food crops fail. Here's why climate scientists back perennial biomass, and why the Drax controversy makes it hard to hear.

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