Submitted by Unregistered user (not verified) on April 22, 2008 - 5:05am.
The more powerful Brazil gets, more unfair, dirty attacks they get. The British appear to be the only friendly rational country to Brazil once they will require "certification of the products" as a way to make sure that fuel or food didn't destroy any biosystem. All the rest of the criticism is just dirty game. The irrational, costful and dirty corn based ethanol from US, the irrational simplification of "green organizations" and the jealousy of other countries of Brazil. Well, the giant of south america doesn't even need to push ethanol to the world. In some years Brazil will be simply number one in oil production. We have the biggest rivers network and the biggest biosystems. As Brazil grows up will see disonest oposition from some from UN and some countries.
The more powerful Brazil gets, more unfair, dirty attacks they get. The British appear to be the only friendly rational country to Brazil once they will require "certification of the products" as a way to make sure that fuel or food didn't destroy any biosystem. All the rest of the criticism is just dirty game. The irrational, costful and dirty corn based ethanol from US, the irrational simplification of "green organizations" and the jealousy of other countries of Brazil. Well, the giant of south america doesn't even need to push ethanol to the world. In some years Brazil will be simply number one in oil production. We have the biggest rivers network and the biggest biosystems. As Brazil grows up will see disonest oposition from some from UN and some countries.