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21/3/2012
An energy expert asked me the other day if I still believed in
biofuels as feasible alternative transport fuels for Kenya. We had met at a
biofuels conference in Dar-es-Salaam about four years ago where I presented a paper. Around the same time I ...
2/7/2011
Kenya's
Tana Delta is disappearing and its inhabitants evicted to make way for foreign
biofuels.Gamba Manyatta village is empty now, weeds already roping around the few skeletal hut frames still standing. The people who were evicted took as ...
6/8/2008
The Kenyan courts are considering halting the first stage of a US$370 million
biofuel project that aims to replace up to 20,000 hectares of coastal grassland
with irrigated fields of
sugarcane.
A judicial review of the project, based ...
21/7/2008
In a clearing on Kenya's coastal grasslands, a group of nomadic herders shout
down government officials who have flown in from Nairobi to explain the benefits
of a proposed US$350 million
sugar project.
"If the delta is planted ...
14/7/2008
Kenya will regret its failure to protect the environment, Nobel Peace
Prize laureate Wangari Maathai said on Sunday, as environmentalists battled to
halt a government-backed
biofuels project.
"This country has failed to take ...
24/6/2008
Kenya should reverse a decision to grow
biofuel crops which will threaten
wild life on an important coastal wetland, two conservation groups warned on
Monday.
More than 80 square miles (207 sq. km) of the
Tana River Delta will ...
24/6/2008
Outraged conservationists Monday protested Kenyan plans to grow
biofuel crops
on a coastal wetland, warning that they will ruin the environment home to 350
species, including endangered ones.
Britain's Royal Society for the ...
6/4/2008
The lush, muddy wetlands of the
Tana river delta, teeming with birds and home
to hippos and crocodiles, lions and elephants, are more than 4,000 miles from
Britain. But this patchwork of savannah and mangrove swamp on the east coast of ...
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