WIRE — Malawis Minister of Natural Resources has praised a bioethanol cooking scheme in Chikwawa, saying it offers a practical alternative to charcoal that could ease pressure on the countrys dwindling forests while improving public health. Patricia Wiskies made the comments during a visit on Tuesday to PressCane Limiteds clean cooking project, which operates under the Green The post Bioethanol cooking scheme offers charcoal alternative, says Malawi minister appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
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