Search Results - "Wirsenius, S"

Quantification of uncertainties in global grazing systems assessment by Fetzel, T., Havlik, P., Herrero, M., Kaplan, J. O., Kastner, T., Kroisleitner, C., Rolinski, S., Searchinger, T., Van Bodegom, P. M., Wirsenius, S., Erb, K.‐H.

“…Livestock systems play a key role in global sustainability challenges like food security and climate change, yet many unknowns and large uncertainties prevail…”
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Localising livestock protein feed production and the impact on land use and greenhouse gas emissions by Sasu-Boakye, Y., Cederberg, C., Wirsenius, S.

“…Livestock farmers in Sweden usually grow feed grains for livestock but import protein feed from outside Sweden. Aside from the economic implications, some…”
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Greenhouse gas balances and land use changes associated with the planned expansion (to 2020) of the sugarcane ethanol industry in Sao Paulo, Brazil by Egeskog, A., Freitas, F., Berndes, G., Sparovek, G., Wirsenius, S.

“…Brazil is expected to increase its sugarcane production in the coming years. Almost 60% of the Brazilian sugarcane production in 2012 was situated in the state…”
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Trends in greenhouse gas emissions from consumption and production of animal food products – implications for long-term climate targets by Cederberg, C, Hedenus, F, Wirsenius, S, Sonesson, U

“…To analyse trends in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from production and consumption of animal products in Sweden, life cycle emissions were calculated for the…”
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Efficiencies and biomass appropriation of food commodities on global and regional levels by Wirsenius, Stefan

“…In examining the global food supply and demand, the balance of research has favored analysis of the prospects for increased crop production, at the expense of…”
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Biomass for energy, food and materials in an industrial society of 10 billion people by Berndes, Göran, Wirsenius, Stefan

“…In this paper we analyse the requirements of bioproductive land in a future industrial society of 10 billion people, with an average per capita economic…”
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