Brussels, 17/07/2008 (Agence Europe) - In a report published on 15 July, the OECD concluded that public expenditure for biofuel production in rich countries is expensive, not successfully reducing green house gas emissions or improving energy security and is having repercussions on wolf prices in plant products. According to the OECD, biofuel viability is largely dependent on support from public coffers for green fuel production and consumption. In the US, Canada and EU, public funding is...