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   A Climate Change Central Newsletter OCTOBER 2008, ISSUE 25   
Sustainable tourism taking root in Alberta

The global food-versus-fuel debate has subsided as commodity prices have declined. As a result, biofuels have re-emerged as an environmentally-helpful alternative fuel.

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BIOFLEET PAVES THE WAY TO A SUSTAINABLE BIODIESEL INDUSTRY

BioFleet is a western Canadian market development program helping to develop a viable biodiesel marketplace.

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BIOFUELS AND COMMODITY TURBULENCE

For the past year, the negative headlines in the mass media about biofuels have been akin to supermarket tabloids - food riots, mass starvation, environmental destruction. But, like many issues, one has to get behind the headlines to better understand the factors affecting retail food prices.
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BIOFUELS GAIN ENERGY BALANCE

Fuel energy balance is one of the most critical and controversial factors when looking at the potential for biofuels to replace fossil fuels.
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CLOSING THE LOOP ON BIOFUEL PRODUCTION

"Biofuels are a complement to food production, not a threat." Byproducts from agriculture and forestry offer the most immediate opportunity for next-generation feedstocks.
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NEXT GENERATION OF LIQUID BIOFUELS

The next generation of biofuels will come from a much wider variety of feedstocks, especially those now considered waste products - municipal wastes, forestry residue, corn stovers, plant straw and livestock manure.
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RENEWABLE FUEL CONQUERS COLD WEATHER
In a recent, successful on-road demonstration, renewable diesel was found to perform well in temperatures as low as -44 degrees C, providing a better understanding of how renewable diesel will fit into the current Canadian fuel supply.
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