The March issue of Gallon Environment Letter is being distributed today. The theme of the issue is Do We Have Enough Land for Biofuels? but, as always, there are a slew of interesting articles of interest to the environmental community, with a slight business bias.\

Partial Table of Contents:

WHY DOES INDUSTRY WAIT FOR FRACKING DISCLOSURE REGULATION?

IS OUR QUEST FOR BIOFUELS SUSTAINABLE?

IEA BIOENERGY: BIOENERGY, LAND USE CHANGE AND CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION

COMMODITIES AND FOOD PRICES

OECD-FAO: FOOD AND ENERGY MARKETS NOW INTEGRATED

ESTIMATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM LAND USE CHANGES DUE TO BIOFUELS

US: CORN FOR ETHANOL OR FOOD DEBATE HEATING UP

THE ENVIRONMENTAL STATE OF CANADIAN AGRICULTURE

GEORGE MORRIS CENTRE’S GRIER: BIOFUELS ARE RUNAWAY TRAIN

CFRA: BIOFUELS AND POPULAR MYTHS

LOW CARBON CRITERIA FOR FUELS

DAVID SUZUKI HONOURED

USING WASTE MATERIALS MAY NOT BE SO ‘BENEFICIAL’

HOW DARK IS OUR SPRING? HOW HIGH IS HIGH?

FLYING CARS ARE NOT ECO

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