Zimbabwe’s Green Fuel Ordered to Curb Pollutants, Chronicle Says
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Green Fuel (Pvt) Ltd., a closely held Zimbabwean ethanol producer, has been ordered to restrict pollutants released into the local water supply from a $600 million plant built without the consent of the Environmental Management Agency, the Chronicle said.
Effluent from the 120,000 liter-a-day plant is affecting livestock, the Bulawayo-based Chronicle said on its website, citing Petronella Shoko, a director at the environment agency. The facility was constructed under a Build, Operate and Transfer agreement with the Agricultural and Rural Development Authority, known as ARDA, the Chronicle said.