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Energy law and sustainable development
… part to the fact that in industrialized countries energy-intensive activities, such as jet travel, are increasingly … 63, 532. Al is subdivided into three groups: A1FI (fossil intensive), A1T (non-fossil energy source), and A1B (balanced … through their villages and rainforests to be cleared for farming. Unlike Shell's Camisea project which was limited to …
Energy, Ecosystems and livelihoods: Understanding linkages in the face of climate change impacts
… 11 hydrocarbons are often more energy, water and land intensive. Exploitation of tar sands is one such example (see … affected by shifts in energy systems, e.g. towards more intensive cropping for bio-fuels, may not be able to provide …
Energy subsidies: Lessons learned in assessing their impact and designing policy reforms
… reducing emissions by increasing subsidies to low carbon-intensive or carbon-free fuels or increasing taxation of carbon-intensive fuels appears to be larger. However, subsidies may … proportion of consumption reported as being in the farming sector is in reality for commercial, industrial or …
Implementing Sustainable Bioenergy Production. A Compilation of Tools and Approaches
… icu l tura l approaches such as ecoagriculture and organic farming that improve the overall productivity and … on forest landscapes as feedstock sources. Whilst intensive forest monocultures are still common, attempts to …