TITLE

Biomass

PUB. DATE
November 1999
SOURCE
Monkeyshines on America;Nov99 Alternative Energy Sources, p26
SOURCE TYPE
Book
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Discusses facts about an alternative form of energy source called biomass energy. Process of generating biomass energy; Biomass crops; Environmental impact of biomass energy.
ACCESSION #
3652690

Tags: BIOMASS energy;  RENEWABLE energy sources

 

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