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US-Made Corn Ethanol Is Not The Way To Go, Warns Brazil’s Lula
By Mr Ethanol | December 5, 2007
Brazzil Magazine:
Once again Brazil’s President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, stressed the importance of the Brazilian production of ethanol and biofuel and said that Brazil is capable of teaching wealthy countries how to reduce emissions of gases that cause greenhouse effect.
“We are introducing to the world a new energy matrix in the fuel sector. Should the world adopt it, then we will have much less pollution, much less gases emitted into the atmosphere, especially those that cause greenhouse effect.
“I am convinced that Brazil has things to teach the developed world how to avoid emission of gases that lead to the greenhouse effect,” said the president in his weekly radio show Café com o Presidente (Breakfast with the President).
Lula also commented on the Human Development Report of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), disclosed last week. The document indicates that wealthy nations are responsible for 70% of the gases that cause the greenhouse effect, whereas poor countries answer to 2% and developed nations, such as Brazil and India, for 28%…
Topics: Agriculture, Brazil, Ethanol |
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