New government chief scientist Prof John Beddington is suggesting that food shortages will become an issue before the full impacts of climate change bite.
As the world population rises from 6 to 9 billion will the world be able to feed itself? How do biofuels fit into into this?
Watch out for Prof John Beddington - he is on the case! ...... I hope ....
Lets see if the biofuels policy changes ..... - it surely must
How are we going to cut carbon emissions by 80% by 2050?
80% by 2050
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