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More people need more food.
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Food or Fuel, Feed or Fibre: The Competition for Biomass

Verena Pommerenke

University of Kassel – CESR

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Gießhaus Kassel
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Status conference on Monitoring the Bioeconomy

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The pilot report: monitoring bioeconomy.
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Pilot report on the monitoring of the German bioeconomy

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German wood Harz is destroyed by climate change.
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Policy brief: Wood in focus

Innovation in the use of wood can support Germany's bioeconomy transition.

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