who produce ethanol for the country brazil?
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it is supplied by business who sell it to individuals.\n\nhowever, ethanol is subsidized by the governement to make more people buy it. that is they tax ethanol less than regular gas.\n\ncheers
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You should check the following:\nwww.brazzilmag.com/content/view/1855\nIcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy\nBr.TradeHolding.com\nbrasilemb.org/trade_investment\nwww.floridabrasil.com/english/importacao\nwww.iht.com/articles/1999/02/01edghost.t.php\nwww.pothius.com/countries/Brazil/government/brazil_government_asia.html\n\nThese sites will answer all your questions. Good luck!
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Brazillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .............................:)
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You would want to look for ethanol producers.  They ship the ethanol to refiners who mix it with gasoline to make E85.  Most ethanol producers are farmers or co-ops that aren't publicly traded.  For right now, your best bet at investing in an ethanol producer is PACIFIC ETHANOL INC (PEIX).
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Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Argentina (historic powers).
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Nuclear, beyond any shadow of a doubt. \n\nThe US has appreciable Uranium reserves itself, and major Uranium producing nations such as Australia are already favored trading partners and stable western democracies.\n\nForget corn. It takes more oil to produce ethanol than the ethanol replaces. I. other words using corn for energy means we have to use MORE oil. We currently produce corn ethanol as an economic subsidy for corn growers. If we didn't make ethanol we would have to dump that corn in the ocean. But Corn ethanol is NOT a fuel source. See the first article below.\n\nHydrogen is iffy. We can only obtain hydrogen by splitting water using massive amounts of electricity. That electricity has to be obtained using normal power stations, usually coal. As a result hydrogen is like ethanol: it takes far more fossil fuel to produce than it actually replaces. That makes it a possible oil substitute but very unwise WRT greenhouse gas emissions unless coupled with lots of nuclear power stations.\n\nSolar and wind are never going to be major players. There simply isn't enough land available to make more than a minor contribution and because the supplies are erratic we would still need other power stations to make up the regular shortfalls. See the second article below.\n\nNucelar is the only real solution.
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BRAZIL WON THE SOCCER WORLD CUP IN JULY 2006
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Brasília is the capital of Brazil
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Brazil, because they are the best
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Brazil (5), Italy(3), Germany(3)
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The Governor of NY, George Pataki, is in the process of getting an ethanol producing plant in upstate NY on line in about 2 years.  He is planning a bill to sell ethanol on the New York State Thruway.  Currently, ethanol is available in the southern Midwestern states.  I think if you check out http://www.gogreen.com or http://www.goyellow.com you might find out more. \n\nCurrently, Brazil has about 85% ethanol usage.
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Well Portugal colonized Brazil and during the Napoleonic Wars Emperor Dom Pedro II moved his court to Brazil and ruled the Portuguese Empire from there to escape the atrocities of the French.  Thus, Brazil is the only Portuguese speaking country in South or Central America.\n\nSpain settled the rest of south and central America (when a corrupt pope arbitrated a longitudinal line of separation).  Spain instituted a policy of paying it's officials only a fraction of what was required to live on...effectively forcing a system of graft and corruption that exists in Latin America to this day.  The officials even crafted a saying regarding the Crowns' requirements to be honest in dealings and to uphold the law.  "Yo Obisbo y no compleo"  (not sure of the spelling there, been a few years since I took Latin American History).  Means "I obey but do not comply."\n\nMuch of the Iberian peninsula is semi-arid...and except for Argentina and Chile and Mexico....the rest of Latin America is forests or tropical climates...there is some trade, but not all that much, about what one would expect of second world nations.
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Brazil - with 186,112,794 population and 8,511,965 km squared land area.
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Brazil because they have Baptista, Emerson, Juninho, Kaka, and Ronaldinho.
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The countries that border Brazil are Guyana, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Suriname, French Guiana, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay
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brazil the pentacampeon!!!
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France, The Netherlands,Sweden,and Brazil.