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Bioelectricity directs physiological activities at the cellular level, meaning it allows cells to "talk" with one another and execute marching orders.
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(Bioelectricity is created the same way fossil fuel-generated electricity is: Biomass is usually burned to generate heat, turning water to steam and driving an electrical generator.)
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As wolves face the gun, flawed science taints decision to remove species from ESA Bioelectricity Promises More 'Miles Per Acre' Than Ethanol ScienceDaily
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Bioelectricity also offers more possibilities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions through measures such as carbon capture and sequestration, which could be implemented at biomass power stations but not individual internal combustion vehicles.
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They also discovered: Bioelectricity and ethanol differ in their potential impact on climate change.
Domestic Fuel 2009
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They also discovered: Bioelectricity and ethanol differ in their potential impact on climate change.
Domestic Fuel 2009
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(Bioelectricity is created the same way fossil fuel-generated electricity is: Biomass is usually burned to generate heat, turning water to steam and driving an electrical generator.)
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Bioelectricity (or bioelectromagnetism) relates to the study of biological electrical currents, and bioimpedance deals with the measurement of electrical conductivity.
AvaxHome RSS: 2009
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Here is what they found: Bioelectricity wins in the transportation-miles-per-acre comparison, regardless of whether the energy was produced from corn or from switchgrass.
Domestic Fuel 2009
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Bioelectricity may win in terms of transportation and climate but could lose in other categories like
Domestic Fuel 2009
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