Routledge - The Economics of Biofuels - Environmental Economics

Understand the complex relationship between renewable energy and global markets with The Economics of Biofuels. As a primary energy source for transportation, biofuels connect the food, energy, and natural resource sectors. This book provides a detailed look at how these sectors interact and the resulting ecological, social, and inequality issues that arise from biofuel production. This text examines the impact of EU bioenergy policy on agricultural markets and explores the consequences of land grabbing in Africa. It serves as a necessary resource for those needing updated and detailed information to navigate the modern landscape of economic, environmental, social, and political decisions. By analyzing these connections, the book helps readers understand the real-world implications of biofuel policies on a global scale.