Biofuel Crops That Require Destroying Native Ecosystems Worsens Global Warming (Science Daily: Mon, 11 Feb) Turning native ecosystems into "farms" for biofuel crops causes major carbon emissions that worsen the global warming that biofuels are meant to mitigate, according to a new study. The carbon lost by converting rainforests, peatlands, savannas, or grasslands outweighs the carbon savings from biofuels. Such conversions for corn or sugarcane (ethanol), or palms or soybeans (biodiesel) release 17 ...
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Letter: Man-caused global warming a hoax (AG Weekly: Sun, 10 Feb) As a plant scientist, I am concerned that Idaho and most states are planning to limit and reduce Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions. This is being done to supposedly reduce global warming.
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Destroying Native Ecosystems For Biofuel Crops Worsens Global Warming (Medical News Today: Sun, 10 Feb) Turning native ecosystems into "farms" for biofuel crops causes major carbon emissions that worsen the global warming that biofuels are meant to mitigate, according to a new study by the University of Minnesota and the Nature Conservancy.The work will be published in Science later this month and was posted online Thursday, Feb. 7.
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Different Perspective On Global Warming To Be Shared At Cowan Center (Tyler Morning Telegraph: Sun, 10 Feb) Global warming is a hot topic these days - no pun intended. It's certainly not a laughing matter for Dr. Sallie Baliunas, an astrophysicist with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, who says it's a fact that we all need to face.
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Weintraub: Global warming tale survives its own cheap tricks (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sun, 10 Feb) How do you take a sane, sensible premise - that global warming, left unchecked, will harm the planet irreparably - and sensationalize it? First, hire Alec Baldwin to narrate your special, making sure he uses the same brea...
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Study: Ethanol may add to global warming (Rapid City Journal: Sun, 10 Feb) WASHINGTON -- The widespread use of ethanol from corn could result in nearly twice the greenhouse gas emissions as the gasoline it would replace because of expected land-use changes, researchers concluded Thursday. The study challenges the rush to biofuels as a response to global warming.
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