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Update on W4B/Peak Gen

Thanks to everyone who took part in the alert to Peak Gen, the current owners of W4B Renewable Energy Ltd (W4BRE).  At the time we launched the alert, Peak Gen were refusing to discuss their intentions and investments with us or other campaigners. Following the alert...

Congressional Briefing on Biomass Incinerators and Human Health

Congressional Briefing on Biomass Incinerators and Human Health Sponsored by Save America's Forests, with presentations by: + Rachel Smolker, Biofuelwatch: Air Pollution and Other Waste Emitted from Biomass Incinerators + William Sammons, M.D. • Biomass Incinerators...

Biofuelwatch Report – Sustainable Biomass: A Modern Myth

  Biofuelwatch has released a new report, 'Sustainable Biomass: A Modern Myth'. It explores the certification companies certifying biomass as sustainable, the UK government's proposed sustainability criteria for biomass, and developer's 'promises' to source...

An overview of industrial tree plantations in the global South

An overview of industrial tree plantations in the global South: Conflicts, trends and resistance struggles, EJOLT Report No. 3, authors: Winfridus Overbeek (World Rainforest Movement), Markus Kröger (University of Helsinki) and Julien-François Gerber

DECC announcement on ROCs: continued subsidies for biomass

    DECC has today announced that it will continue to heavily subsidise biomass and liquid biofuels under the Renewable Obligation Certification scheme. This will effectively give millions of pounds to developers to cut forests, increase greenhouse gas...

Closing Submission to Grangemouth Public Inquiry

Biofuelwatch was a member of the Grangemouth Community Council Coalition which made representations against a 100MW Biomass Power station proposed for the Port of Grangemouth, in Scotland, in May 2011. The Coalition's closing submission can be found here

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