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Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation

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Title: Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation
Author:
Moorman, C.; Grodsky, S.; Rupp, S.
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Pages:
267
Publisher:
John Hopkins University Press
Place Published:
Baltimore
Technology:
Marine Energy, Wind Energy
Receptor:
Bats, Birds
Language:
English

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Moorman, C.; Grodsky, S.; Rupp, S. (2019). Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation. Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press.
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TY - BOOK
TI - Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation
AU - Moorman, C
AU - Grodsky, S
AU - Rupp, S
AB - ContentsIntroduction - Renewable Energy and Wildlife ConservationPart I - Bioenergy and Wildlife Conservation1 - Short-Rotation Woody Crops and Wildlife Conservation2 - Effects of Harvesting Forest-Based Biomass on Terrestrial Wildlife3 - Impacts on Wildlife of Annual Crops for Biofuel Production4 - Second-Generation Feedstocks from Dedicated Energy Crops: Implications for Wildlife and Wildlife HabitatPart II - Wind Energy and Wildlife Conservation5 - Wind Energy Effects on Birds6 - Wind Energy Effects on Bats7 - Effects of Wind Energy on Wildlife: Emerging Issues and Underrepresented TaxaPart III - Solar Energy, Waterpower, and Wildlife Conservation8 - Solar Energy: A Technology with Multi-Scale Opportunities to Integrate Wildlife Conservation9 - Waterpower: Hydropower and Marine Hydrokinetic EnergyPart IV - The Future of Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation10 - Renewable Energy Policy Directives: Implications for Wildlife Conservation11 - Renewable Energy Ecology: The Next Frontier in Wildlife Science
CY - Baltimore
DA - 2019/01//
PY - 2019
SP - 267
PB - John Hopkins University Press
UR - https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=LtmmDwAAQBAJ&pg=PR5#v=onepage&q&f=false
LA - English
KW - Marine Energy
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Bats
KW - Birds
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Contents

Introduction - Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation

Part I - Bioenergy and Wildlife Conservation

1 - Short-Rotation Woody Crops and Wildlife Conservation

2 - Effects of Harvesting Forest-Based  Biomass on Terrestrial Wildlife

3 - Impacts on Wildlife of Annual Crops for Biofuel Production

4 - Second-Generation Feedstocks from Dedicated Energy Crops: Implications for Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat

Part II - Wind Energy and Wildlife Conservation

5 - Wind Energy Effects on Birds

6 - Wind Energy Effects on Bats

7 - Effects of Wind Energy on Wildlife: Emerging Issues and Underrepresented Taxa

Part III - Solar Energy, Waterpower, and Wildlife Conservation

8 - Solar Energy: A Technology with Multi-Scale Opportunities to Integrate Wildlife Conservation

9 - Waterpower: Hydropower and Marine Hydrokinetic Energy

Part IV - The Future of Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation

10 - Renewable Energy Policy Directives: Implications for Wildlife Conservation

11 - Renewable Energy Ecology: The Next Frontier in Wildlife Science