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Thank You For Signing the National Scientists' Statement on Biofuels and Land Use Change

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I thought you might be interested in signing a national scientists' statement that calls for national biofuels policies to account for biofuel pollution from land use change and other major sources of carbon emissions. Please join in signing today at:
https://secure3.convio.net/ucs/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=1759
 
If state, regional, and national policies track emissions from "seed to tailpipe" they could play a significant role in reducing global warming pollution from transportation fuels and spur a whole new generation of cleaner fuels. But these standards must use the latest peer-reviewed research to account for all major sources of global warming pollution in order to be effective.
 
Several leading scientists have joined in an appeal to their colleagues to speak in a unified voice on the urgent need to account for all major sources of emissions from biofuels. 
 
If you go to the URL below you can review the details and sign on: 
https://secure3.convio.net/ucs/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=1759
 
The National Scientists' Statement on Land Use Change and Biofuels is open nationally to Ph.D. professionals at universities and research institutions, who have expertise relevant to the scientific and economic dimensions of climate change or of land use change, including research related to biofuels, agriculture, forestry, and land use patterns. 
 
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