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Scientists Support Carbon Benefits of Biomass Energy

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Over 100 scientists wrote the U.S. Senate and House to reiterate that biomass energy is renewable and carbon beneficial and to express their concern over the EPA’s GHG Tailoring Rule.

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Forest Owners Ask Senate for Clear Signals Supporting Biomass Energy

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Dave Tenny urges the Senate Agriculture Committee to support a broad definition for renewable forest biomass and urge EPA to change

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LTE: Considerations for factoring biomass into clean energy

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

A letter to the editor of the Washington Post substantiating the carbon benefits of renewable biomass energy.

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Forest Owners Comment on EPA’s Call for Information on Bioenergy’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Monday, July 12th, 2010

NAFO reiterates prevailing science that GHG emissions from renewable biomass energy do not increase the carbon in the atmosphere.

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Biomass Energy Q&A

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

NAFO answers the most popular questions and concerns about renewable forest biomass energy.

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Manomet Clarifies Biomass Study Findings

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

The Manomet Center President tells the New York Times that the media “fail to recognize that over time using wood for energy can lead to lower atmospheric greenhouse gas levels.”

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Forest Owners Comment on Pinchot/Heinz Study

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

NAFO provides answers to Pinchot’s questions and notes that markets for forest biomass help conserve working forests.

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163 Organizations Ask EPA to Support Renewable Forest Biomass Energy

Monday, June 21st, 2010

A broad coalition of organizations ask EPA Administrator Jackson to change the Tailoring Rule so that it recognizes the long-standing policy that emissions from biomass energy are carbon neutral.

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63 House Members Tell EPA to Change Tailoring Rule

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

63 Members of Congress wrote EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson yesterday to “express our deep disappointment and concern over the EPA’s decision in its final PSD Tailoring Rule to depart from the government’s consistent past practice of excluding biomass combustion emissions in calculating GHG emissions.”  These Members remind Administrator Jackson that [...]

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Manomet Study Affirms Carbon Benefits of Renewable Forest Biomass

Friday, June 11th, 2010

The sustainable use of renewable forest biomass for energy does not increase carbon in the atmosphere and has significant carbon benefits over fossil fuels because it recycles atmospheric carbon.

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LATEST NEWS

  • Dave Tenny urges the Senate Agriculture Committee to support a broad definition for renewable forest biomass and urge EPA to change More

  • NAFO reiterates prevailing science that GHG emissions from renewable biomass energy do not increase the carbon in the atmosphere. More

  • NAFO provides answers to Pinchot's questions and notes that markets for forest biomass help conserve working forests. More

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  • A guest op-ed in The Hill makes the case that forest products, and the associated jobs, are "green jobs." More

  • Over 100 scientists wrote the U.S. Senate and House to reiterate that biomass energy is renewable and carbon beneficial and to express their concern over the EPA's GHG Tailoring Rule. More

  • NAFO comments on the EPA's NPDES general permit for pesticide application. More

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