Environmental Justice at the Bioenergy-Biomass-Agroforestry Nexus: A Contemporary Integrative Review of Ecosystem Trade-Offs, Governance, And Circular Bioeconomy Pathways
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| author | Abdul Samad Hiola Abdul Haris Panai Sukirman Rahim Marini Susanti Hamidun Mahludin H. Baruwadi |
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| contents | <p>Abstract: Bioenergy, biomass valorization, and agroforestry are increasingly promoted as linked pathways for decarbonization, rural development, climate adaptation, and circular bioeconomy transitions. However, these pathways may also redistribute environmental burdens, intensify competition over land and biomass, or marginalize communities when ecological limits and justice principles are treated as secondary concerns. This integrative review synthesizes literature on bioenergy, biomass supply chains, agroforestry, life-cycle and techno-economic assessment, participatory governance, and environmental justice. The review argues that the most defensible transition pathway is not generalized biomass expansion, but context-specific, multifunctional systems that combine agroforestry, sustainable residue use, appropriate conversion technologies, spatial planning, procedural safeguards, and benefit-sharing mechanisms. The synthesis develops a justice-centered assessment framework based on ecological suitability, feedstock legitimacy, technological proportionality, justice performance, and adaptive governance. The article concludes that biomass-based transitions are credible only when they are renewable, restorative, inclusive, and accountable.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Environmental Justice at the Bioenergy-Biomass-Agroforestry Nexus: A Contemporary Integrative Review of Ecosystem Trade-Offs, Governance, And Circular Bioeconomy Pathways Abdul Samad Hiola Abdul Haris Panai Sukirman Rahim Marini Susanti Hamidun Mahludin H. Baruwadi environmental justice, bioenergy transition, biomass valorization, agroforestry systems, circular bioeconomy, water-energy-food nexus, participatory governance. <p>Abstract: Bioenergy, biomass valorization, and agroforestry are increasingly promoted as linked pathways for decarbonization, rural development, climate adaptation, and circular bioeconomy transitions. However, these pathways may also redistribute environmental burdens, intensify competition over land and biomass, or marginalize communities when ecological limits and justice principles are treated as secondary concerns. This integrative review synthesizes literature on bioenergy, biomass supply chains, agroforestry, life-cycle and techno-economic assessment, participatory governance, and environmental justice. The review argues that the most defensible transition pathway is not generalized biomass expansion, but context-specific, multifunctional systems that combine agroforestry, sustainable residue use, appropriate conversion technologies, spatial planning, procedural safeguards, and benefit-sharing mechanisms. The synthesis develops a justice-centered assessment framework based on ecological suitability, feedstock legitimacy, technological proportionality, justice performance, and adaptive governance. The article concludes that biomass-based transitions are credible only when they are renewable, restorative, inclusive, and accountable.</p> |
| title | Environmental Justice at the Bioenergy-Biomass-Agroforestry Nexus: A Contemporary Integrative Review of Ecosystem Trade-Offs, Governance, And Circular Bioeconomy Pathways |
| topic | environmental justice, bioenergy transition, biomass valorization, agroforestry systems, circular bioeconomy, water-energy-food nexus, participatory governance. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20383378 |