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04 oct 2007

14u57

Industrial farming of fuel crops speeds global warming

Most crops grown in the United States and Europe to make "green" transport fuels actually speed up global warming because of industrial farming methods, says a report by Nobel prize-winning chemist Paul J Crutzen.

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