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Translation - French-English - Autre sujet de colÃ¨re de votre livre : les biocarburants

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Title	Autre sujet de colÃ¨re de votre livre : les biocarburants
Text Submitted by Francky5591	Source language: French Ils participent Ã l'augmentation des prix des denrÃ©es de base. L'an dernier, les Etats Unis ont "brÃ»lÃ©" 138 millions de tonnes de maÃ¯s pour en faire du bioÃ©thanol. Un plein de 50 litres de bioÃ©thanol consomme 350 kg de maÃ¯s, ce qui ferait vivre un enfant mexicain ou zambien pendant un an.
Remarks about the translation	Propos de Jean Ziegler au sujet de son livre "Destruction massive", recueillis par un quotidien rÃ©gional franÃ§ais

Title	Another subject of anger from your book: Biofuels
Translation English Translated by RedShadow	Target language: English They contribute to the rise in price of the basic commodities. Last year, the USA â€œburnedâ€ 138 million tons of corn to make bioethanol. A tank of 50 liters of bioethanol uses 350 kg of corn that would allow a Mexican or Zambian child to live for one year.
Remarks about the translation	US English

Validated by kafetzou - 14 April 2012 19:38

Last messages

	Author	Message
		29 March 2012 17:47
	Mesud2991 Number of messages: 1331	Hi Lein, I think the last sentence should be "A tank of 50 liters of bioethanol uses 350 kg of corn, which would make a Mexican or Zambian child live for another one year. What do you think? CC: Lein
		29 March 2012 18:07
	RedShadow Number of messages: 143	Hey Mesud2991, I agree for the +another, it sounds much smoother. Now I am even thinking about ".. for another year." (-one). However that seems less 'powerful'; it's got less emphasis on the 1 year I mean.
		30 March 2012 12:38
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	'Another one year' doesn't sound right in English. 'Another year' would be an option but because I think the meaning doesn't actually change, I will leave this as it is.
		14 April 2012 19:38
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Not "make" - "allow"! I edited it.