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Political Impacts of Biorefinery,iquid biofuels have attracted particularly high levels of assistance in some countries given their promise of benefits in several areas of interest to governments, including agricultural production, greenhouse gas emissions, energy security, trade balances, rural development and economic opportunities for developing countries.

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Environmental Impacts of Biorefineries,ocesses can compete with the petrochemical industry, but will also lower the overall environmental impact. The combined production methods will significantly simplify the overall production process and thereby substantially reduce the product costs and the environmental impacts.

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Conceptual Perspectives on Leadership,s in the recent years. It is possible to produce light alkanes by aqueous-phase reforming of biomass-derived oxygenates such as sorbitol and glycerol, which can be obtained from glucose by hydrogenation.

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Conceptual Perspectives on Leadership,urrently high in developed countries. Economic advantages of a biofuel industry would include value added to the feedstock, an increased number of rural manufacturing jobs, an increase in income taxes, investments in plants and equipment, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, reduced reliance on a count

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Thermochemical Processes,d a feedstock for chemical production. The liquid fraction of the pyrolysis products consists of two phases: an aqueous phase containing a wide variety of organo-oxygen compounds of low molecular weight and a non-aqueous phase containing insoluble organics of high molecular weight. Biomass gasificat