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Sustainable Biofuels Redux

Science-based policy is essential for guiding an environmentally sustainable approach to cellulosic biofuels.

Richard M. Cruse | Otto C. Doering | Linda Wallace | Steven P. Hamburg | Virginia H. Dale | Clifford S. Duke | David J. Mladenoff | Paul R. Adler | John A. Wiens | Jacob N. Barney | Philip M. Fearnside | Kathleen C. Weathers | Dennis Ojima | Ronald F. Follett | Jerry M. Melillo | Holly K. Gibbs | William J. Parton | K. Weathers | W. Parton | S. Hamburg | G. Robertson | W. Wilhelm | J. Wiens | P. Fearnside | H. Gibbs | J. Melillo | V. Dale | C. Duke | M. Palmer | D. Ojima | R. Follett | J. Barney | P. Adler | J. Goldemberg | R. Cruse | D. Mladenoff | O. Doering | L. Wallace | Michael W. Palmer | Michele M. Wander | Andrew Sharpley | G. Philip Robertson | Jose Goldemberg | Andrew Sharpley | Wallace W. Wilhelm | A. Sharpley | P. Robertson | G. P. Robertson | R. Follett | R. Cruse | D. Ojima | Virginia H. Dale | Otto C. Doering | Jerry M. Melillo | Michele M. Wander | Paul R. Adler | Jacob N. Barney | Clifford S. Duke | Holly K. Gibbs | José Goldemberg | Michael W. Palmer | Andrew Sharpley | Linda Wallace | John A. Wiens | Wallace W. Wilhelm

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