Friends of the Earth
By Nathanael Baker on January 19, 2011
Tags: BP, World Wind Fund, United Kingdom, Arctic offshore oil drilling, BP, BP oil spill, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, Gulf of Mexico oil spill, NYSE: BP, offshore oil drilling, World Wildlife Fund, Australian government, Bob Dudley, Dax Lovegrove, energy, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, Gulf of Mexico, Mike Childs, Nature, oil
By Nathanael Baker on August 30, 2010
Tags: Africa, Africa biofuels, Africa energy, alternative fuels, biofuel production, biofuel study, food vs. fuel debate, Friends of the Earth, jatropha, palm oil, Sugar Cane, sweet sorghum
A new study by Friends of the Earth asserts the development of Africa's biofuel sector is leading to a "land grab" by foreign companies at the expense of local communities.
By Farron Cousins on June 1, 2010
Tags: USD, Air Transport Association of America, American Power Act, Attack, climate change, Coal Industry, energy bill, Erich Pica, Fox News, Friends of the Earth, Glenn Beck, Kerry, Lieberman, lobbyist, Propaganda, The Loveland 912 Project, airline, electricity, energy, Erich Pica, Friends of the Earth, Glenn Beck
In spite of the reports and studies that have shown that the American Power Act will not only help the environment, but also help create as many as 200,000 new jobs, critics from both sides of the political spectrum aren’t passing up any opportunities to trash the bill.
By Nathanael Baker on June 24, 2009
Tags: Britain, Friends of the Earth, offshore wind, research and development, SEA, Strategic Environmental Assessment, U.K., wind energy, wind power
The United Kingdom's Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) showed that British waters could accommodate an additional 25 GW of offshore wind power. This would generate enough energy to power 19 million British households.
