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Oh yeah, good point. I haven't thought about it, but yeah if you do agriculture just for biofuel, it could be considered inexhaustible (and even renewable?).
by bserge 6y ago
Oh yeah, good point.
I haven't thought about it, but yeah if you do agriculture just for biofuel, it could be considered inexhaustible (and even renewable?).
But that seems like a terrible waste of agricultural production (which is better used for feeding people and animals).
- cultus 6y agoSoil loss and salinification is always a danger. It's better to farm as little and as un-intensively as reasonable, in my opinion.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoThat depends on the alternative, doesn’t it? I think there is a place for biofuels, even if it is just replacing fossil jet fuel powering airliners
- sidpatil 6y ago> I haven't thought about it, but yeah if you do agriculture just for biofuel, it could be considered inexhaustible (and even renewable?). Only if the inputs are inexhaustible. Industrial agriculture is driven by fertilizer produced from fossil fuels.