Guardian: One tenth of Britain, including moorlands and hillsides, could be used to grow crops for biomass and biofuels. Countryside protection groups warned that this would turn large swaths of the countryside into monocultural landscapes and pose a threat to wildlife. The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI), a £1bn public-private investment body, said it was launching a project to map all the “under-utilised” land in Britain to find out how much could be turned over to growing bioenergy …