Renewable FuelsSubmission to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources

Publication - June 9, 2006 - By Jesse Row
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This submission on renewable fuels, presented to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources covers the following areas:

  1. Federal environmental policy-context
  2. Maximizing environmental benefits
    • cellulose ethanol
    • biodiesel
    • sustainable agriculture
    • co-product markets
  3. Competition with food
  4. Future opportunities
Tags:  Federal Policy, Climate Policy, Renewable Energy

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