Growing bio-fuels in Africa: Sugarcane in Ghana
The cultivation of bio-energy crops, such as sugarcane is a potentially lucrative activity. But sugarcane is a thirsty crop, and the infrastructure required to refine it is expensive. These issues raise serious questions about sustainability and profitability. Nowhere is this more true than in Africa. Assessing the environmental and economic feasibility of sugarcane cultivation is … Continue reading “Growing bio-fuels in Africa: Sugarcane in Ghana”