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Pop star Lily Allen. Credit: neil365
30.04.2008 Pop star Lily Allen is backing a campaign to boost green energy in homes and businesses around Britain.
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From: Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change] [Culture]
Image: Pop star Lily Allen. Credit: neil365
More sugarcane is being grown for biofuel
25.04.2008 Certification alone cannot guarantee that agrofuels are being produced sustainably. 'Sustainability' is being used as a smokescreen, shows a new report (PDF).
From: Friends of the Earth Europe
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Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food] [Climate change]
Image: More sugarcane is being grown for biofuel
'Feeble' Britain Needs Renewable Energy Shakeup
Germany has 200 times more installed solar power than Britain
23.04.2008 MPs have been urged by campaigners to support a crucial amendment to the Energy Bill which would encourage householders, businesses and communities to produce their own renewable energy.
From: Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Energy] [Climate change]
Image: Germany has 200 times more installed solar power than Britain
Oilseed rape (canola) field: biofuel or food oil? Image by neilsphotoalbum
21.04.2008 The European commission is backing away from its insistence on imposing a compulsory 10% quota of biofuels in all petrol and diesel by 2020.
From: The Guardian
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Related topics/regions: [Europe] [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food] [Climate change]
Image: Oilseed rape (canola) field: biofuel or food oil? Image by neilsphotoalbum
Carbon dioxide becomes food for algae
15.04.2008 Two companies are starting a new project to use carbon dioxide emissions from cement manufacture to make biodiesel... with a little help from some microorganisms.
From: AutoblogGreen
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Related topics/regions: [Spain] [Energy] [Transport] [Climate change] [Pollution]
Image: Carbon dioxide becomes food for algae © Geographical
Is the 10 percent target for biofuels wise?
14.04.2008 Scientists tasked with advising the European Union's policy-makers have called for a target on promoting the greater use of biofuels to be dropped.
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From: Inter Press Service
Related topics/regions: [Europe] [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food] [Transport] [Climate change]
Image: Is the 10 percent target for biofuels wise?
Biofuel production can damage forests and make climate change worse
14.04.2008 Almost nine out of ten Britons have no idea that biofuels will be added to their petrol from from 15 April.
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From: Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food]
Image: Biofuel production can damage forests and make climate change worse
Wind power: 'explosive growth'
12.04.2008 Global wind power capacity rose 27 percent in 2007 to more than 94,100 megawatts, with Germany remaining the world leader.
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From: Worldwatch Institute
Related topics/regions: [Energy] [Climate change]
Image: Wind power: 'explosive growth' © Worldwatch Institute
Wind farm
09.04.2008 Europe's largest onshore wind farm has begun operation south of Glasgow.
From: The Herald
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change]
Image: Wind farm © Safe Climate / SafeClimate.net (World Resources Institute)
Greenpeace says ExxonMobil unduly influences U.S. energy policy.
01.04.2008 NEW YORK, Mar 31 (OneWorld) - Green groups are planning to celebrate April Fools Day Tuesday with a variety of actions designed to embarrass oil industry bosses gathering in Washington.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [United States] [Energy] [Business] [Corporations] [Climate change] [Environmental activism] [Activism]
Image: Greenpeace says ExxonMobil unduly influences U.S. energy policy. © Greenpeace International

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