Biomass, definition of
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The biophysical environment is the symbiosis between the physical environment and the biological life forms within the environment, and includes all variables that comprise the Earth's biosphere.
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EcoWho Articles where 'Biomass' used:EcoWho blog posts where 'Biomass' used:News & Blog articles where 'Biomass' used:- Drax To Build Wood Power Cargo Ship
As for Drax, they are in a bit of a hole, being totally reliant on government subsidies. If these are stopped, they don’t have a viable business; hence their desperation to expand operations, regardless of the environmental destruction they will wrought. - Wood Pellets Aren’t CO2 Neutral, Emit More Than Coal… Double Of Natural Gas
Wood emits double the CO2 that natural gas does. Never mind the particulates burning wood entails. - The Biomass Mirage: Unveiling the Reality Behind Enviva’s Downfall
Biomass is often touted as sustainable, yet this is a gross oversimplification. As the article points out, - ROSS CLARK: This polluting green sham has been mocking taxpayers for years
Neither has Drax given us carbon-free electricity – unless you turn a blind eye to a colossal bureaucratic sleight of hand. - A Closer Look at the Impact of Bioenergy
...the EU and US drive for biofuels has had by far the biggest effect on food supply and prices. - The contradictory Green policies to limit CO2 emissions
...the scale of CO2 emissions from Biomass cancels out any potential CO2 emissions savings made from using Weather-Dependent “Renewables”. - Hydrogen made of biomass revolutionizes clean energy
India has just approved a new deal to develop green hydrogen for $2.3 billion to help secure the country's future as a provider of domestic and exported clean energy. Hydrogen is a clean energy source, but the technology required to store it under pressure... - Deforesting To Save The Planet? Europe’s Forests Shrinking as Wood Used For “Green” Energy
In the United Kingdom, the former Drax coal-fired power plant burns significant amounts of wood. - Australia says woody biomass is not a renewable energy
International controversy on whether or not woody biomass should be classified as a renewable energy source is raging. On December 15, Australia reversed woody biomass’s renewable classification, the first major economy to do so.[...]
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Energy produced by combusting biomass materials such as wood. The carbon dioxide emitted from burning biomass will not increase total atmospheric carbon dioxide if this consumption is done on a sustainable basis (i.e., if in a given period of time, regrowth of biomass takes up as much carbon dioxide as is released from biomass combustion). Biomass energy is often suggested as a replacement for fossil fuel combustion.
News & Blog articles where 'Biomass' used:- Historic Luxembourg building is metamorphosed into an eco-friendly powerhouse
Paris-based Vincent Callebaut Architectures has placed first in POST Luxembourg’s international design competition with its chrysalis-inspired vision for transforming the telecommunication company’s historic headquarters building into a carbon-neutral... - Germany just generated a record 85% of its energy from renewable sources
Germany has outdone itself yet again when it comes to clean energy. From April 30 through May 1, the country set a national record by generating 85% of all its energy needs using renewable wind, solar, biomass, and hydroelectric power. And this isn't... - Wait, What? I thought it was CO2 that was going to ‘destroy civilization’, not lack of plant life
From the the “Children won’t know what weeds are (h/t to Dr. David Viner) and the we must make more CO2 to save the plants” department, comes this out of left field. From the University of Georgia: Continued destruction of Earth’s... - Mushrooms and Eggplants Could be Used to Store Gas, Research Shows
- EcoBot III is a Human Waste-Powered Robot that Cleans Wastewater!
EcoBot III is a lightweight self-sustaining robot designed to clean wastewater! Powered by Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs), the robot runs off human waste, using it to produce electricity necessary for performing its cleaning task...
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