Entries from The Big Biofuels Blog tagged with 'climate'
The corn-ethanol carbon balance argument again
There is an interesting video on Climate Central about the amount of carbon dioxide produced when ethanol is made from corn grown in the mid-West of the US. Hard to tell who is right in this debate (if any one...
Biofuel, climate change and poverty: three sides of a triangle
In an interview with Reuters, UNDP Administrator Kemal Dervis, who runs a development network covering 166 countries, called for coordination to cope with spikes in food prices and an integrated strategy for development and climate change.He makes a number of...
A problem of mis-attribution, Climate Progress
A couple of days ago I linked to Climate Progress a blog which I mistakenly attributed to David B. Benson who regularly comments on this blog. Climate Progress is in fact Joseph Romm's blog. Apologies to both....
A view from the Heathrow climate camp on Biofuels
Here is a view on why biofuels could actually be bad for the planet from a person at the Heathrow Climate camp. Do you think she's right, please let me know....
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