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A Spatial Analysis of Anthropogenically Derived and Naturally Occurring Environmental Controls on Corn-based Ethanol Production in Nebraska
earth-sciencesenvironmental-scienceshydrologynatural-resources-and-conservationnatural-resources-management-and-policyphysical-sciences-and-mathematicswater-resource-management
Transportation fuels are an integral part of political, economic, social, and environmental arenas. Traditionally, fossil fuels have been utilized most heavily due to their abundance and economic value. Currently, social and political concerns about harmful emissions (greenhouse gases) from fossil f
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