Podcasts by GCB Bioenergy
Welcome to the GCB Bioenergy iTunes Channel. GCB Bioenergy exists to promote understanding of the interface between biological sciences and the production of fuels directly from plants, algae and waste. Papers published in the journal frequently look at the wider implications, such as on the economy, policy, ecosystem services, biodiversity and global change. This channel will feature podcasts related to some of the papers.
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Biodiversity Special Issue Podcast from 2022-02-22T12:04:19.557411
In GCB-Bioenergy's Special Issue on Biodiversity podcast we explore how the increasing commercial use of bioenergy crops will affect biodiversity.
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GCB-Bioenergy June Issue Round Up from 2022-02-22T12:04:19.556501
In GCB-Bioenergy's June Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore three featured articles.
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GCB-Bioenergy September Issue Round Up from 2022-02-22T12:04:19.555717
In GCB-Bioenergy's September Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore the potential of using a slurry of manure and crop byproducts on patty fields in China and we look at a method of maintaining large...
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GCB-Bioenergy November 2016 Issue Round Up from 2016-10-03T00:00
TThis month, choosing the right feedstocks for bioenergy systems, determining efficient harvest practices for biofuels and investment risk of bioenergy production.
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GCB-Bioenergy September 2016 Issue Round Up from 2016-08-09T00:00
This month, a new way to recycle phosphorus, how paludiculture can help reduce carbon loss and an analysis of the effects of genotypic diversity on biomass production.
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GCB-Bioenergy July 2016 Issue Round Up from 2016-06-03T00:00
This month, how perennial grass production could lead to regional cooling, the link between biofuel production and the sustainable development of countries and the environmental benefits of switchg...
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GCB-Bioenergy May 2016 Issue Round Up from 2016-04-10T00:00
This month, the effects of carbon dioxide on rice straw; analyzing the decomposition of biochar and what drives the activity of microbial enzymes in various bioenergy systems.
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GCB-Bioenergy March 2016 Issue Round Up from 2016-02-16T00:00
This month, a study analyzing the effects of harvesting forest biomass, findings that could help sugarcane become more widely used and a consistent methodology for making carbon payback calculations.
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GCB-Bioenergy December 2015 Issue Round Up from 2016-01-04T00:00
This month, how to make bioenergy models more realistic, how bioenergy could replace acres placed in conservation and the effects of planting different types of bioenergy crops on the soil organic ...
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GCB-Bioenergy November 2015 Issue Round Up from 2015-10-21T00:00
This month, a study quantifying bioenergy crops greenhouse gas intensity when grown on marginal land, advanced bioenergy crops' water use to corn, and the accuracy of a soil and water impact model ...
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GCB-Bioenergy September 2015 Issue Round Up from 2015-08-08T00:00
This month, how a bioenergy plant called Sorghum and evaluates how it performs in a desert, federal and state laws surrounding bioenergy plants' invasive risk. and bioenergy's potential to reduce g...
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GCB-Bioenergy July 2015 Issue Round Up from 2015-06-04T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's July Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore how advanced bioenergy crops impact water quality, a new planting technique for Miscanthus and at how burnt bioenergy crops might help wi...
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GCB-Bioenergy April 2015 Issue Round Up from 2015-04-07T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's April Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore three featured articles. The first article looks at the environmental impacts of harvesting wheat residue in Australia. In our second art...
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GCB-Bioenergy February 2015 Issue Round Up from 2014-12-16T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's February Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore Miscanthus, a bioenergy crop, and the lack its lack of genetic diversity - palm oil, a rapidly expanding crop in the tropics, and the...
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GCB-Bioenergy December 2014 Issue Round Up from 2014-12-16T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's December Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore charcoal and the trade-offs between its different benefits as a soil amendment tool, the biofuel potential of sweet corn's residue and...
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Issue 6:2 Supply and Demand Special Issue Round Up from 2014-01-28T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's Special Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore supply and demand of bioenergy in Great Britain with University of Aberdeen Professor Pete Smith.
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Miscanthus Virtual Special Issue Podcast from 2014-01-24T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's Virtual Special Issue on Miscanthus podcast, we explore the environmental impacts of the bioenergy crop with the guest editor of the journal, University of Illinois Associate Pro...
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Issue 6:1 Round Up from 2014-01-03T00:00
We explore three featured articles. The long term yields of two bioenergy crops, Miscanthus and Switchgrass. How researchers are investigating using broken foliage to develop bioenergy. And how lar...
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Issue 5:6 Round Up from 2013-10-31T00:00
The latest Issue Round Up looks at how climate change will affect switchgrass, the environmental impacts of planting this grass on a large scale, as well as management techniques for bioenergy crop...
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Issue 5.5 Round Up from 2013-09-26T00:00
In GCB-Bioenergy's September Issue Round Up Podcast, we explore three featured articles. The first article aims at increasing the use of bioenergy in China, the world’s second largest energy consum...
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Issue 5.4 Round Up from 2013-09-04T00:00
We explore three featured articles from July’s issue. The 'carbon neutrality' of burning biomass which concludes that assuming burning biomass is carbon neutral leads to incorrect greenhouse gas ac...
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June 2011 - Marty Schmer from 2011-06-09T20:00
Marty Schmer and Mark Liebig talk about how switchgrass managed for bioenergy production can improve soil quality in the Great Plains of the United States.
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March 2011 - The potential for Agave from 2011-03-15T20:00
Bioenergy analyst, Sarah Davis, discusses the potential for Agave, which is unique feedstock because of its ability to survive in poor soil and without water between rainfalls, to be used as a sust...
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March 2011 - The potential for Agave from 2011-03-15T20:00
Bioenergy analyst, Sarah Davis, discusses the potential for Agave, which is unique feedstock because of its ability to survive in poor soil and without water between rainfalls, to be used as a sust...
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March 2011 - The potential for Agave from 2011-03-15T20:00
Bioenergy analyst, Sarah Davis, discusses the potential for Agave, which is unique feedstock because of its ability to survive in poor soil and without water between rainfalls, to be used as a sust...
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