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Description: This article provides a general overview of the development of biofuels in Latin America in recent years. It focuses especially on the production of bioethanol from sugar cane. Article in Spanish.
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Subject: Biomass, Pollution, Power, Alternative, Biofuel, Fossil Fuel, Sustainable, Colombia, Brazil , Carbon Emissions, Bioethanol, Sugar Cane, Maize, Corn, Cassava, Potato, Gasoline, Power Plant
Creator: Arnaldo González Arias
Publisher: http://www.bolpress.com/
Source: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Format: Capture
Type: Webpage
Date: February 16, 2011
Identifier: http://wayback.archive-it.org/1939/20110314204816/http://www.bolpress.com/art.php?Cod=2011021602
Relation: Bolpress
Description: This article discusses the industrial production of urea (also known as carbamide) as a byproduct of the natural gas industry in Bolivia and Brazil. Urea is a compound that is in heavy demand in the "Mining Triangle" in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The author explains that Bolivia lost an opportunity to export industrial urea to Brazil, as Brazil is now in the process of developing its own plants to produce the compound from natural gas exported from Bolivia. Article in Spanish.
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Subject: Natural Gas, Mines, Bolivia, Mineral, Mining, Brazil , Urea, Carbamide, Industrial, Plant, Chemical
Creator: Saul J. Ladder
Publisher: http://www.bolpress.com/
Source: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Format: Capture
Type: Webpage
Date: February 16, 2011
Identifier: http://wayback.archive-it.org/1939/20110314204820/http://www.bolpress.com/art.php?Cod=2011021607
Relation: Bolpress
Description: This article discusses a new campaign that has been organized in defense of indigenous groups living in voluntary isolation ("uncontacted") in the South American Amazon. In January 2011, an Open Letter was sent to the governments of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela by Brazilian anthropologist Sydney Possuelo with the support of the Bolivia-based Forum on Environment and Development (FOBOMADE) and the Madidi Expedition, along with the signatures of 900 individuals. The letter was asking governments of the region to establish measures to protect the biological integrity and economic, social and cultural rights of these populations who are facing increasing pressure from oil, mining, hydroelectric, and other energy-related interests. Article in Spanish.
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Subject: Indigenous, Oil, Mines, Hydroelectric, Bolivia, Paraguay, NGO, Mineral, Amazon, Colombia, Mining, Brazil , Peru, South America, Ecuador, Venezuela, Convention 169, Conservation, United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Republic Act 3760, Infrastructure, Lobbying, Advocacy, Policy
Creator: Alvaro Díez Astete
Publisher: http://www.bolpress.com/
Source: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Format: Capture
Type: Webpage
Date: March 9, 2011
Identifier: http://wayback.archive-it.org/1939/20110415073937/http://www.bolpress.com/art.php?Cod=2011030901
Relation: Bolpress
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