Biofuels are any kind of fuel derived from living things. In principle, they are a way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional fossil fuels like oil and coal. It is also estimated that emissions from burning biofuels are broadly comparable to the amount of the gas absorbed from the atmosphere when the biofuel plants are grown. Sounds great. Right? Sadly not...
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Have you visited Africa Climate exChange, the one stop shop on information on climate change, mitigation and adaptation in Africa?
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Negotiations begin today in Cancún on how the world should mitigate and adapt to climate change.
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The need for urgent action on climate change, as governments gather for COP 16 in Cancun, Mexico, is greater than ever.
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This is an extract from the BirdLife Policy Brief for UNFCCC COP-16, Cancún – ‘COP16 - A truly integrated approach to adaptation'.
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New research warns of massive increase in carbon emissions and land conversion through the use of biofuels in Europe.
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Current demand for biofuels is leading to conversion of natural habitats, on a huge and potentially catastrophic scale.
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What do International Year of Biodiversity and climate change have in common?. Jo Phillips from the RSPB (BirdLife in the UK) tell’s us…
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BBC interview with BirdLife scientists Dr Stuart Butchart.
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
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