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What is Biomass? A Renewable Energy Source that Puts Organic Waste to Use

Biomass explained: Learn how forest and agriculture “leftovers” are used to create renewable energy. Most US biomass power producers use byproducts as fuel for electricity – materials like rice hulls or tree tops and limbs that can’t be made into another product. Not only is biomass a carbon neutral form of electricity, it also reduces the abundant organic waste created from other industries.

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Fire and Water: Restoring Arizona’s Forests.

Wildfires in the West are getting bigger and hotter and often burn out of control for weeks at a time. Large-scale fires threaten the forest itself and all the things we depend on the forest to provide. Fire & Water: Restoring Arizona’s Forests, a documentary that aired on Arizona PBS on Dec. 7, 2016, details how Arizona is bridging long-standing divides to unite federal land managers, environmentalists and the timber industry to restore our public lands and protect our water supply. Produced by Salt River Project.

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Forest Sustainability and Biomass Fuel