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Biofuels: Ready to Fly into the Future

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By Justin P. Bredlau, AAAS Science, William Goldner
| United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Posted by Justin Bredlau, PhD, AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow, Office of the Chief Scientist and William Goldner, PhD, Senior Advisor for Renewable Energy, Natural Resources, and Environment, Office of the Chief Scientist in Climate Energy Research and Science Sep 13, 2021 Imagine flying from Los Angeles to the Washington, D.C. region on a plane fueled with American farm products or forestry waste. Sounds farfetched? Well, it is already becoming a reality.
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Transferring Dead Trees from Source of Wildfire Fuel to Biofuel

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By William Goldner
| blogs.usda.gov
Posted by William Goldner, Acting Director for the Division of Sustainable Bioenergy, National Institute of Food and Agriculture , on May 26, 2015 at 12:00 PM This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from USDA’s rich science and research portfolio. Trees killed by bark beetles have, for years, been a source of fuel for forest fires. Now, those very trees are being turned into biofuel and biobased products.
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Transferring Dead Trees from Source of Wildfire Fuel to Biofuel

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By William Goldner
| blogs.usda.gov
Posted by William Goldner, Acting Director for the Division of Sustainable Bioenergy, National Institute of Food and Agriculture , on May 26, 2015 at 12:00 PM This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from USDA’s rich science and research portfolio. Trees killed by bark beetles have, for years, been a source of fuel for forest fires. Now, those very trees are being turned into a biofuel and biobased products.
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