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China may be willing to spend some of those resources on increased bean production in Brazil, much like Japan did to help build Brazil's soya business in the 1970's. Ethanol plants using wood waste will be springing up and technology companies are in the prototype stage of making car door panels from wood waste and soya bean oil. Originally built during the Second World War as part of a factory complex making animal fodder from soya beans, the silos became redundant around thirty years ago, but have now joined the commonplace vogue for conversion of heroic functional structures into housing, a process that has also catalysed a languishing docklands neighbourhood. |
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