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Biofuels: The Economic and Environmental Interactions (BEE 4900) [Spring 2010]
Description
12 Presentations. This course surveys the latest research on the science and economics of biofuels. Questions addressed include the environmental and economic impacts of biofuel use and whether the use of biofuels justifies public policy intervention. The class will consist of a colloquium, discussion with the colloquium speaker, and an in-class discussion section.
Presenter(s)
Beth Ahner, Ph.D.
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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Ms. Catherine Anderson
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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Antonio Bento
Applied Economics & Management
Cornell University, United States
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John Duxbury, Ph.D.
Crop and Soil Sciences
Cornell University, United States
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Brent Gloy
Applied Economics & Management
Cornell University, United States
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Peter Hess
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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Robert Howarth
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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Jack Huttner
Gevo Development, LLC, United States
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Nathan Rudgers
Farm Credit East, United States
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Larry Walker
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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Michael Walter
Biological and Environmental Engineering
Cornell University, United States
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