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Article

9 mai 2007

Auteur:
United Nations

Benefits and drawbacks of bioenergy must be considered, UN experts say

As the demand for biofuels surges with over one billion people living without access to electricity, a new United Nations report released today cautions that the world’s energy needs must be met in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner...The study is the first of its kind to examine the issue of bioenergy through the lens of nine issues, including poverty, health, food security, agriculture, climate change, finance and trade.