Peter Sufrin

Peter Sufrin holds master’s degrees in History (Boston University), Diplomacy and International Relations (Seton Hall University), and Portuguese (University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth). He is an Associate Member of the Inter-American Dialogue and contributes to Latin America Advisor, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, American Diplomacy, and Brazzil, an online Brazilian news aggregator.

Ethanol plant in Campo Florido, Minas Gerais. Photo: T photography/Shutterstock

U.S. case helps contextualize Brazil’s ethanol policy scenario

Unlike corn-based ethanol in the U.S., Brazil's sugarcane ethanol industry was battered by the Covid pandemic. The future of the country's policies could be a key diplomatic issue going forward

2 years ago • Peter Sufrin