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'''Biofuels:''' Cotgreave opposes a moratorium on biofuels because "there are examples of 'good' biofuels that can play an immediate part in tackling climate change."<ref>Peter Cotgreave, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jul/16/biofuels.energy The energy debate needs to be rational - not shrill soundbites] The Guardian, 16 Jul 2008, acc 26 Nov 2012</ref>
  
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On biofuels targets, he believes "The UK and EU should not scrap biofuels targets but seek to ensure that these are met through the use of sustainable crops that do not take food from people's mouths."<ref>Peter Cotgreave, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jul/16/biofuels.energy The energy debate needs to be rational - not shrill soundbites] The Guardian, 16 Jul 2008, acc 26 Nov 2012</ref>
 
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Revision as of 19:55, 26 November 2012

Peter Cotgreave is director of public affairs at the Royal Society.[1]

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Biofuels: Cotgreave opposes a moratorium on biofuels because "there are examples of 'good' biofuels that can play an immediate part in tackling climate change."[2]

On biofuels targets, he believes "The UK and EU should not scrap biofuels targets but seek to ensure that these are met through the use of sustainable crops that do not take food from people's mouths."[3]

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  1. Royal Society (2012) Dr Peter Cotgreave, acc 26 Nov 2012
  2. Peter Cotgreave, The energy debate needs to be rational - not shrill soundbites The Guardian, 16 Jul 2008, acc 26 Nov 2012
  3. Peter Cotgreave, The energy debate needs to be rational - not shrill soundbites The Guardian, 16 Jul 2008, acc 26 Nov 2012