GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS WORKSHOP
27th - 29th October 2010, Mont Clare Hotel, Dublin
The use of bioenergy crops is often cited as a way of reducing greenhouse
gas emissions, although quantification of their true impact at the ecosystem
scale is still unclear and likely dependent on the type of crop, soil
conditions and climate.
As part of the GHG Europe, FP7 project a workshop is being held from the
27-29 October in Dublin that will address these issues and provide the basis
of a review of the impacts of land use conversion for bioenergy production
on greenhouse gas emissions.
Check out http://www.ghg-europe.eu/index.php?id=107 for programme details
There are a few places still remaining.
If you are interested please contact Bruce Osborne (Bruce.Osborne@ucd.ie).
27th - 29th October 2010, Mont Clare Hotel, Dublin
The use of bioenergy crops is often cited as a way of reducing greenhouse
gas emissions, although quantification of their true impact at the ecosystem
scale is still unclear and likely dependent on the type of crop, soil
conditions and climate.
As part of the GHG Europe, FP7 project a workshop is being held from the
27-29 October in Dublin that will address these issues and provide the basis
of a review of the impacts of land use conversion for bioenergy production
on greenhouse gas emissions.
Check out http://www.ghg-europe.eu/index.php?id=107 for programme details
There are a few places still remaining.
If you are interested please contact Bruce Osborne (Bruce.Osborne@ucd.ie).
