Search Results - "Angenendt, Elisabeth"

Downscaling of agricultural market impacts under bioeconomy development to the regional and the farm level—An example of Baden‐Wuerttemberg by Petig, Eckart, Choi, Hyung Sik, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Kremer, Pascal, Grethe, Harald, Bahrs, Enno

“…The expansion of the bioeconomy sector will increase the competition for agricultural land regarding biomass production. Furthermore, the particular path of…”
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Implications of large‐scale miscanthus cultivation in water protection areas: A Life Cycle Assessment with model coupling for improved policy support by Weik, Jan, Lask, Jan, Petig, Eckart, Seeger, Stefan, Marting Vidaurre, Nirvana, Wagner, Moritz, Weiler, Markus, Bahrs, Enno, Lewandowski, Iris, Angenendt, Elisabeth

“…Two major global challenges related to agriculture are climate change and the unbalanced nitrogen cycle. For both, national and international reduction targets…”
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Expert-Based Maps as a Regional Planning Tool Supporting Nature Conservation and Production-Integrated Compensation—A German Case Study on Biodiversity Offsets by Sponagel, Christian, Raichle, Andre, Maier, Martin, Zhuber-Okrog, Susanne, Greifenhagen-Kauffmann, Ulrike, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Bahrs, Enno

“…Many countries worldwide have developed guidelines for offsetting impacts on nature and landscape. Suitable locations are the prerequisite for the…”
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Economic and ecological impacts of bioenergy crop production—a modeling approach applied in Southwestern Germany by Schwarz-v. Raumer, Hans-Georg, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Billen, Norbert, Jooß, Rüdiger

“…This paper considers scenarios of cultivating energy crops in the German Federal State of Baden-Württemberg to identify potentials and limitations of a…”
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Status quo and perspectives of biogas production for energy and material utilization by Bahrs, Enno, Angenendt, Elisabeth

“…Biogas is in many respects a serious alternative to other fossil resources and complements other renewable energy sources from wind and sun. Biogas can be…”
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Integrated assessment of regional approaches for biodiversity offsetting in urban-rural areas – A future based case study from Germany using arable land as an example by Sponagel, Christian, Bendel, Daniela, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Weber, Tobias Karl David, Gayler, Sebastian, Streck, Thilo, Bahrs, Enno

“…Human interventions, i.e. settlement and construction activities, in the agricultural landscape including farmland but also natural and semi-natural habitats…”
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Farmers’ preferences for nature conservation compensation measures with a focus on eco-accounts according to the German Nature Conservation Act by Sponagel, Christian, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Piepho, Hans-Peter, Bahrs, Enno

“…Negative impacts on nature and landscape caused by development activity have to be offset within the framework of no-net-loss policies in many countries…”
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Environmental and land use consequences of replacing milk and beef with plant-based alternatives by Porto Costa, Marcela, Saget, Sophie, Zimmermann, Beate, Petig, Eckart, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Rees, Robert M., Chadwick, David, Gibbons, James, Shrestha, Shailesh, Williams, Michael, Styles, David

“…The consumption of meat and dairy products raise enormous environmental concerns. Circa 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from the livestock…”
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Assessing ammonia emission abatement measures in agriculture: Farmers' costs and society's benefits – A case study for Lower Saxony, Germany by Wagner, Susanne, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Beletskaya, Olga, Zeddies, Jürgen

“…Ammonia (NH3) emissions have adverse impacts on the environment and, being a precursor for fine particulate matter, also on human health. About 95% of NH3…”
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Costs and benefits of ammonia and particulate matter abatement in German agriculture including interactions with greenhouse gas emissions by Wagner, Susanne, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Beletskaya, Olga, Zeddies, Jürgen

“…The abatement of ammonia (NH3) and particulate matter (PM) emissions in agriculture reduces damages to human health and biodiversity and provides benefits for…”
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Linking a farm model and a location optimization model for evaluating energetic and material straw valorization pathways—A case study in Baden‐Wuerttemberg by Petig, Eckart, Rudi, Andreas, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Schultmann, Frank, Bahrs, Enno

“…Diminishing fossil carbon resources, global warming, and increasing material and energy needs urge for the rapid development of a bioeconomy. Biomass feedstock…”
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Global warming potential and abatement costs of different peatland management options: A case study for the Pre-alpine Hill and Moorland in Germany by Krimly, Tatjana, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Bahrs, Enno, Dabbert, Stephan

“…Natural peatlands are the world's most area-effective carbon sinks. However, over 90% of German, 40% of European and 10–20% of global peatlands have been…”
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Impact of farm management diversity on the environmental and economic performance of the wheat–maize cropping system in the North China Plain by Ha, Nan, Feike, Til, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Xiao, Haifeng, Bahrs, Enno

“…To assess the attainable greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation potential from crop production in China's most important grain production region, the North China…”
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Disaggregated greenhouse gas emission inventories from agriculture via a coupled economic-ecosystem model by Neufeldt, Henry, Schäfer, Michael, Angenendt, Elisabeth, Li, Changsheng, Kaltschmitt, Martin, Zeddies, Jürgen

“…Estimates of regional greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural systems are needed to evaluate possible mitigation strategies with respect to environmental…”
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Disaggregated greenhouse gas emission inventories from agriculture via a coupled economic-ecosystem model: Mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from livestock production by NEUFELDT, Henry, SCHÄFER, Michael, ANGENENDT, Elisabeth, CHANGSHENG LI, KALTSCHMITT, Martin, ZEDDIES, Jurgen

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