So is Jim Cook's. I may or may not agree with this critique, but the critique is not an effort at identifying the pros and cons of bioenergy. Once more, and for the third time, it's a critique of present American forestry practices. But, seriously, don't throw out the baby with the bathing water or whatever. Just as one can spend years on pv research or the growing of willows or Miscanthus or on designing wind turbines, one can actually put some time into developing sustainable bioenergy systems, and perhaps get quite far.
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