BIOstock Blog
The first of four interlinked BIOenergy Blogs, this one covers mostly agriculture and forestry feedstock issues - which are used, how they're transported, and what new processes are being developed. The other three related blogs are the BIOconversion Blog, the BIOoutput Blog, and the BIOwaste Blog.
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Posted 1 week ago
Check out this SlideShare Presentation created by World Resources Institute concerning the history and current status of Southern Forests. It addresses questions concerning how to maintain our forest
Posted 36 weeks ago
The Waxman/Markey American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES) narrowly passed through the House vote on June 26. It would not have passed if the authors had failed to accede to the amendments insist
Posted 36 weeks ago
Opened in February 2009, the new biomass power plant at Vermont's Middlebury College is expected to burn 20,000 tons of wood chips each year to provide heat and electricity for the campus.The plant us
Tags: study
Posted 40 weeks ago
It seems like every bioenergy and conservation conference I go to drives toward the same conclusion... What we need is education, education, education. Of course, determining which messages should b
Posted 41 weeks ago
We must always consider the environment and people together, as though they are one, because the human need to use natural resources is fundamental to our continued presence on Earth. - Jim Petersen
Posted 45 weeks ago
The passage of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 included mandates for the production of billions of gallons of advanced biofuels including 16 billion gallons per year of cellulosic e
Posted 46 weeks ago
Coinciding with the National 25x'25 Summit earlier this month the alliance has just inaugurated their own blog full of news, reports, and commentary relevant to the mission of the organization - to ge
Posted 47 weeks ago
The 25x'25 Alliance held their National Summit March 31-April 2 in Arlington, VA. The theme this year was Agriculture and Forestry in a Reduced Carbon Economy which is significant because of the rel
Posted 1 year ago
The renewable energy paradigm shift will not happen without clear communication and education of policymakers at the highest level of Congress. One of the most influential agencies designed for this p
Posted 1 year ago
Here is an article that I didn't write but it offers an approach to solving the communications problem that currently stymies the deployment of forest management programs. I have written several artic
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