Publication - 31 octobre, 2011
The global bioenergy boom is driven by a surge of interest in biological materials – or biomass – to produce heat, electricity and fuels. In a world of declining fossil fuel deposits and rising fuel prices, industries and governments are hastily switching back to an ancient source of energy: trees. In Canada, forest bioenergy once referred to a sensible, small-scale and local solution to produce heat and power by using mill and pulp residues at the plant. This is no longer the case.
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De biomasse à…biomascarade