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Europe burns its wine lake

Leftovers become biofuel as officials move to cut excess production.

The European Commission is putting out to tender the opportunity to turn its excess wine into bioethanol. But if the commission gets its way, this will be the last time the European Union subsidizes such a move.

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Posted by Nicola Jones on June 29, 2007 02:35 PM |

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Posted by: Mamuka Matsaberidze | July 3, 2007 05:14 AM

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