NFFN opposes Sustainable Aviation Fuel from UK farmland, citing land-use pressures
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Martin Lines, CEO of the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN), argues against using UK farmland to grow crops for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). He contends that SAF would place excessive pressure on UK land use, competing with food production and biodiversity goals. The article outlines multiple reasons for opposition, including land-use conflicts, environmental concerns, and the need to prioritize nature-friendly farming over biofuel crops for aviation.
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bskyNFFN opposes Sustainable Aviation Fuel from UK farmland, citing land-use pressuresnffn.org.ukKey quotes
· 3 pulledSustainable Aviation Fuel would put too much pressure on UK land use to be a viable long-term solution
As we seek to identify the best uses for our land in the face of climate change...
Suggestions that UK farmers could grow crops for airplane engines are ramping up
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