Excessive removal of crop waste for bioenergy may harm biodiversity, study warns
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This study, led by the University of Surrey, highlights that while crop residues can be a valuable renewable energy source in Europe, removing too much of this biomass from fields could negatively impact biodiversity. The research underscores the need to balance bioenergy production with ecological preservation.
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