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07/02/12

ArcelorMittal: Going nowhere slowly

Comprising case studies from seven countries ranging from the Czech Republic to India and South Africa, the re …

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07/02/12

The EU Emissions Trading System: failing to deliver

Europe’s Emissions Trading System – the EU-ETS – which was launched in 2005 has so far been an abject failure. …

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07/02/12

Jatropha: Money doesn’t grow on trees

The much-touted biofuel crop jatropha isneither a profitable nor a sustainable investment, according to this r …

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07/02/12

From Forest to Fork: How cattle, soy and sugar are destroying Brazil’s forests and damaging the climate

Growing demand for meat, animal feeds and agrofuels in Europe is contributing to the continued destruction of …

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07/02/12

Who benefits from GM crops – an industry built on myths

The report reveals that the cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops across Europe continues to decline …

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07/02/12

Extractive industries and Millenium Development Goals for Sub-Saharan Africa

The eight Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) developed by the United Nations (UN) in 2000, aim to encourage de …

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