Angola: Bio-Fuels Production is No Harm to Crops - Deputy Minister
                   
allafrica.com     May 19, 2008            

Posted to the web 19 May 2008 New York Production of bio-fuels in Angola is not harmful to the cultivation and harvesting of crops. This was said Thursday in New York by Angolan deputy minister of Urbanisation and Environment, Mota Liz, when addressing the 16th session of the UN Commission for... [read full story]                

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