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New rainforest sanctuary in Cameroon already at risk from plantations, hunting

Europe cuts biofuel targets to 4% in 2015, 6% in 2020

Falling palm oil price makes palm biodiesel viable, may offer target for NGOs

Palm oil producers in Indonesia reject moratorium on forest destruction

Biofuels 200 times more expensive than forest conservation for global warming mitigation

Biofuel production in Brazil may not hurt Amazon, food supply

Brazil to establish oil palm plantations on degraded Amazon rainforest lands

Algae could yield 30 times more biofuel than soybeans, while cleaning the environment

Brazil may ban new sugar cane cultivation in the Pantanal

Facing criticism, biofuels industry forms new lobby group to influence lawmakers

Biofuels can reduce emissions, but not when grown in place of rainforests

Beyond high food prices, little to show for $11B/yr in biofuel support, says OECD report

Britain urges ‘cautious approach’ on biofuels

Sarawak to continue logging forests for oil palm plantations

Brazil signs sustainable ethanol deal with Sweden

Malaysian government says no more forest clearing for oil palm plantations

Sarawak to continue logging forests for oil palm plantations

Kenya to convert 20,000 ha of key wetland for ethanol production

Biofuel production on abandoned lands could meet 8% of global energy needs

U.S. may allow corn farming on conservation land

Rainforests face array of emerging threats

Nestle Chairman: Biofuels are “ethically indefensible”

Cellulosic biofuels may be viable alternative to gas within 5 years

Biofuels expansion in Africa may impact rainforests, wetlands

Global ban on biofuels would lead to immediate decline in food prices

Indonesian palm oil firms pledge to stop clearing rainforests

46% of Brazil’s energy comes from renewable sources

Sustainability conference reveals a rift in the Malaysian Palm Oil Council

High palm oil prices kill the biodiesel market for Asia

Unilever calls for ban on rainforest destruction for palm oil

Unilever admits it can’t trace origin of palm oil used in its products

Malaysian palm oil industry puts sustainability in the spotlight

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