Current Status and Future Potential of Energy Derived from Chinese Agricultural Land: A Review

Energy crisis is receiving attention with regard to the global economy and environmental sustainable development. Developing new energy resources to optimize the energy supply structure has become an important measure to prevent energy shortage as well as achieving energy conservation and emission r...

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Veröffentlicht in:BioMed research international 2015-01, Vol.2015 (2015), p.1-10
Hauptverfasser: Ren, Guangxin, Yang, Gaihe, Han, Xinhui, Zou, Shuzhen, Wang, Yanhong, Xing, Zhenjie, Zhang, Tong, Feng, Yongzhong, Mao, Chunlan, Zhai, Ningning, Yin, Dongxue
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Zusammenfassung:Energy crisis is receiving attention with regard to the global economy and environmental sustainable development. Developing new energy resources to optimize the energy supply structure has become an important measure to prevent energy shortage as well as achieving energy conservation and emission reduction in China. This study proposed the concept of energy agriculture and constructed an energy agricultural technical support system based on the analysis of energy supply and demand and China’s foreign dependence on energy resources, combined with the function of agriculture in the energy field. Manufacturing technology equipment and agricultural and forestry energy, including crop or forestry plants and animal feces, were used in the system. The current status and future potential of China’s marginal land resources, energy crop germplasm resources, and agricultural and forestry waste energy-oriented resources were analyzed. Developing the function of traditional agriculture in food production may promote China’s social, economic, and environmental sustainable development and achieve energy saving and emission reduction.
ISSN:2314-6133
2314-6141
DOI:10.1155/2015/824965