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Theocharis Tsoutsos Victor Kouloumpis Thodoris Zafiris Spyros Foteinis 《Journal of Cleaner Production》2010,18(4):328-335
The aim of this paper is to understand and to model the environmental performance of biodiesel produced by various Greek raw materials under current conditions. Three energy crops (rapeseed, sunflower and soybean) have been studied, with regard to their levels of biodiesel productivity. Throughout the entire process, current Greek climatic conditions and cultivation parameters have been taken into account. At the stage of assessment, we conclude that the environmental impacts per crop area indicate that soybean has the lowest environmental impacts. However, by assessing the results per quantity of produced biodiesel, the crop with the minimum environmental impacts is sunflower. This paper shows that environmental benefits from biodiesel have better results, compared to conventional diesel, thus leading to the conclusion that it is feasible to succeed improved environmental performance. 相似文献
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Thodoris Dantsis Angeliki Loumou Christina Giourga 《Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics》2009,22(3):197-216
Up to now, several scientific works have noted that the organic sector resembles more and more conventional farming’s structures,
what is widely known as the “conventionalization” thesis. This phenomenon constitutes an area of conflict between organic
farming’s original vision and its current reality and raises ethical and social questions concerning the structure of agricultural
systems of production and their interactions with the socio-economic and natural environment. The main issue of this dialogue
is the concept of sustainable agriculture, which for scientists and policymakers is a means to express their vision of a better
agriculture. In this article we focus on agricultural sustainability in the context of capitalist production as conducted
by the two subsystems of agro-industrial system. As we have proposed in this article, the relationship between organic agriculture,
defined by two essential components (prevention and direct marketing), and the agro-industrial complex, defined by two subsystems,
indicates the degree of agricultural sustainability. The investigation of this relationship can be extremely useful as it
may lead those involved in the discussion of sustainability to identify the key aspects of sustainable agriculture. In order
to investigate the interaction of organic farming with the agro-industrial complex, a survey was conducted in Central Macedonia,
Northern Greece, involving local organic farms. The results of our study indicate that a large proportion of organic producers
did not differ substantially from their counterparts in conventional agriculture in so far as their relationship with the
agro-industrial complex is concerned. Finally, this research highlights two scenarios for the evolution of organic farming.
The first is the full absorption of organic farming to the existing economic system and the second one is the development
of organic farming in a radically opposite direction to conventional farming. 相似文献
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