Ethanol: Brazil's sugar-based biofuel built on labor abuse | Thomson Reuters Foundation Long Reads

Ethanol is seen as key to the global switch to cleaner energy. But in one of the world's top producers, Brazil, concerns over slavery in the supply chain are rising - along with the heat that workers must contend with

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