“Project River” biomass-to-AI in TN will wipe out pine markets and increase pollution
AI fueled by burning trees is a predictably terrible idea
AI fueled by burning trees is a predictably terrible idea
Analysis supports appeal of lawsuit against EU on forest biomass
Toxic Substances Control Act allows companies to conceal information on chemical identities, risks; Congressional reform effort would not fix problems Download the report here Pelham, MA … Read more
34 investment groups with over $53 billion in assets under management have requested that the SEC examine claims of climate benefits in the biomass energy sector, and enforce disclosure rules
There is no better time than ‘National Bioenergy Day’ (October 22nd) for people to learn how much taxpayer money has been wasted on highly polluting biomass burners in Pennsylvania.
Lax regulations allowing contaminated wastes to be burned as biomass mean that communities need to protect themselves – they can’t count on air permits to minimize bioenergy pollution.
Investors With $100 Billion in Assets Complain to SEC of Misleading and Incomplete Statements About Climate Benefits, Carbon Neutrality, and Risk of Regulatory Action.
Pennsylvania has spent millions of dollars in public funds on bioenergy that emits more pollution than oil and gas.

