West Thurrock, Androver, Milford Haven, and Norwich. Geoengineering Biofuelwatch has released a number of Reports and Briefings providing detail on some of the effects of using geoengineering technologies to cope with climate change. Rachel Smolker, suggests " geoengineering research is being actively promoted by vested interests." Biotechnology for Biofuels Biotechnology for Biofuels refers to research on biofuels derived from lignocellulose and algae. In partnership with Friends of the Earth U.S., the organization released the report: "Microalgae Biofuels: Myths and Risks". Various reports have been released, that encompass the use of genetically engineered organisms in different contexts and the effects of the endeavor to the general public. Genetically Engineered Trees Campaign (GE Trees) The Genetically Engineered Trees Campaign (GE Trees Campaign) pertains to companies that genetically engineer trees in attempts to increase resistance to certain pests, diseases, environmental conditions, and herbicide tolerance, or the alteration of lignin levels in order to reduce pulping costs of their tree plantations. The GE trees campaign "supports the call for a global ban on the testing and commercial deployment of GE trees" The campaign also tells of risks involved with the commercialization of genetically engineered trees. See also Food vs. fuel Issues relating to biofuels Climate change Sustainability Biotechnology Further listening External links Biofuelwatch official website Biofuelwatch's Yahoo group References Bioenergy in the United Kingdom Bioenergy organizations Biofuels Environmental organisations based in the United Kingdom Environmental organizations based in the United States International environmental organizations