The contribution of energy crops to biomass production

Leontopoulos, Stefanos; Arabatzis, Garyfallos

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-822897-5.00003-1

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“…Those studies whose geographical scope was exclusively the EU were analyzed in depth. There were 17 studies exclusively from the EU [27,33,37,46,47,49,50,87,103,106,117,125,127,139,143,158,163]; 28 studies from EU countries and regions: Austria [73], Denmark [39], Germany [36,56,73,76], Greece [152,160,161,164], Ireland [41], Italy [38,41,154,155,157,162], Lithuania [159], Norway [77], Poland [150,151,153], Romania [156], Spain [31,54,62,75,81,136], and the United Kingdom [146]; 9 studies from the OECD [30,…”

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Econometric Studies on the Development of Renewable Energy Sources to Support the European Union 2020–2030 Climate and Energy Framework: A Critical Appraisal

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One of the key objectives of the European Union is the transition to a total decarbonization of the economy by 2050. Within this strategic framework, the renewable energy development target plays a key role. This renewable energy deployment must be translated into national and European Union realities through specific political decisions. The econometric analysis techniques have the capacity to represent, in a mathematical and objective way, the system of relations comprising the economic, technical, and political factors that contribute to the deployment of renewable energy, and the impact that such an investment in renewable energy has at an economic, environmental, and social level. Therefore, econometric studies have a high potential to support policymakers who have to translate the guidelines of the strategic plan for renewable energy deployment into concrete policies. This article analyzed the capacity of the econometric literature on renewable energy development to provide this support, by means of a bibliometric study carried out on a sample of 153 documents related to 1329 keywords. The results show that, in general, there is a large literature based on econometric methodology to support the different renewable energy guidelines provided by the European Union 2020–2030 climate and energy strategic framework.

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Econometric Studies on the Development of Renewable Energy Sources to Support the European Union 2020–2030 Climate and Energy Framework: A Critical Appraisal

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“…There are many times when many of us sleep next to or even in our arms with our mobile phone devices. The daily use of new technologies in our lives has made technology a part of it, with positive or negative results, since the internet does not only offer infinite information and be used in teaching procedures, especially in technical courses where several research studies [55][56][57][58][59] can be used as case studies, but also dangers. The continued use of these interconnected devices is considered to be as harmful and dangerous as other substance addictions and obsessive-compulsive disorder since this addiction fulfills all those criteria that describe substance and gambling addiction and compulsion.…”

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Modern Challenges and Issues in School Environment in Greece. Internet Addiction, Adolescent Developmental Sexuality, and School Bullying

Leontopoulos,

Skenderidis,

Liapopoulos

2024

EJES

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In Greece, as in most European countries, the heterogeneity of students leads to conflicts resulting in a general inability of the educational process to function. This review study is focused on modern issues affecting youth and school education procedures such as internet addiction, student behavior expressed as bullying, and adolescent sexuality development. All sides agree that the most essential purposes of education are to emphasize the cultivation of interpersonal relationships, the development of sociability, and self-esteem, and the prevention. Teachers wanting to respond to the spirit of the times to rationalize the pedagogical process introduced the pedagogical contract as a school practice as a valuable tool in taking control of the class and gaining students' attendance. The teacher's positive attitude will create added value to their knowledge and experiences while helping them to integrate into society.

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“…Furthermore, the National Research Council [15] reported that plants generally grow more quickly at warmer temperatures. In addition, the risk of higher temperature, water stress and the need for alternative energy production may affect crop production by damaging the plants, leading farmers to seek alternative cultivation methods [16,17]. Additionally, it was stated that the effects on agriculture will differ across locations and depending on the crop variety.…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

Vagelas

Leontopoulos

2023

AgriEngineering

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Climate change has drawn the attention not only of scientists but of politicians and societies worldwide. The aim of this paper is to present a method for selecting research studies on climate change, waste management and the role of microbes in the recycling of organic matter in soil that analyze the role of organic agriculture as the main connection between agricultural losses and climate change. VOSviewer version 1.6.18 free software tool was used in this study in order to achieve the bibliometric and mapping approach for studies on the effects of climate change in terms of soil recycled organic matter and microbe interaction. Scopus database (accessed 29 September 2022) indexed a total of 1,245,809 bibliographic items classified into paradigms. The presented documents were downloaded from Scopus as graph-based maps and as distance-based maps in order to reflect the strength of the relation between the items. Climate change includes changes in soil and soil microorganisms as affected by natural climate variations and local weather, which have beneficial or negative effects on soil organic matter. From the examination of the selected papers, it was concluded that climate change and changing precipitation patterns are having an impact on microorganisms, particularly bacterial groups, and thus ecosystem function.

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The contribution of energy crops to biomass production

Cited by 11 publications

References 241 publications

Econometric Studies on the Development of Renewable Energy Sources to Support the European Union 2020–2030 Climate and Energy Framework: A Critical Appraisal

Econometric Studies on the Development of Renewable Energy Sources to Support the European Union 2020–2030 Climate and Energy Framework: A Critical Appraisal

Modern Challenges and Issues in School Environment in Greece. Internet Addiction, Adolescent Developmental Sexuality, and School Bullying

A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

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