Energy plantations may boost US wood fuel potential
Washington researchers Krugman and Brown argue energy plantations could supply 4-7 percent of future energy by 1985 with short rotations. They cite high BTU species like hickory and beech, note regional suitability from Pacific Northwest to Florida, and discuss cloning tech to mass produce productive trees while warning of monoculture and site competition with sawtimber.
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Energy policy critique questions Carter plan and outcomes
The piece argues Carter's energy plan will fail to curb consumption or shift to alternatives, and will enrich foreign oil producers. It criticizes government price controls, calls for market-driven incentives, and cites James Schlesinger and Frank Zarb to support limited government intervention. It also notes unrelated consumer tips and local baby milestone notices.
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Hand Corporation
Journal of Law and Economics
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