BusinessGreen.com Most Read - 12 Feb 2010

From Branson's Peak Oil fears to the Lords' Climategate concerns, we run down the top stories from the past seven days

By BusinessGreen.com Staff

12 Feb 2010

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Branson warns that oil crunch is coming within five years
Virgin chief and fellow business leaders call for action

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Melting Arctic could cost global economy over $2.4tn
Report predicts warming effects of melting sea ice and rising methane emissions will accelerate climate change impact

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There is no option left - we need a moratorium on biofuel
James Murray argues an absence of data concerning the origins of biofuels makes a temporary ban on imports essential

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BP investors revolt over tar sands
Resolution follows similar decision by Shell shareholders last month

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Obama may drop cap and trade to squeeze climate bill through congress
But horse trading to keep carbon trading goes on

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EU electric vehicle strategy flawed, say NGOs
Measures needed to ensure cars do not charge from fossil fuel-powered grid

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Jet fuel blooms in seawater |
Researchers use salicornia plants in carbon-negative process to grow biofuels

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MPs call for carbon tax to tackle "failing" EU cap-and-trade scheme
Environmental Audit Committee argues government should act to drive up lowly carbon price

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Lords call for "calm nerves" in response to Climategate
As Republicans suggest climate science is wrong because it is snowing in Washington, a group of British peers call on politicians and media to undertake a cool-headed assessment of climate risks

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Vestas shares slide as wind turbine giant misses 2009 target
Chief executive remains bullish over outlook as company confirms it already has 8GW of orders in place for 2010

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