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July 26, 2010

Not So Green After All

by Esther Bijlo, Trouw, The Netherlands- Forests are often cut down to make room for biofuel production, which is why it can hardly be termed a “sustainable” energy source. In an effort to remedy the situation, the European Commission this week announced a new certification scheme for “real” sustainable biofuels. But does this new approach in Brussels really address the problem of the unsustainability of biofuels?

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