Interactive Map of Fire Ignitions Shows Roadless Rule Rollback Will Increase Threat of Forest Fires
Data shows ignitions far more likely near roads than inside roadless areas; highlights data from eight western states
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Partnership for Policy Integrity Applauds Massachusetts Senate Vote to Close Biomass Loophole
PFPI applauds the Massachusetts Senate’s 35–4 vote to remove woody biomass from the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standard (GGES) for municipal lighting plants.
Wood heating eclipses all other sources of PM2.5 pollution in Massachusetts
For Immediate Release: Thursday, April 25, 2024 Contact: Laura Haight, US Policy Director, lhaight@pfpi.netJacob Carter, Staff Scientist, jcarter@pfpi.net Wood heating eclipses all other sources of … Read more
EU climate, nature and air quality goals are in jeopardy because of wood-burning for energy, new study shows
Climate-critical land carbon sink is rapidly declining, while harvesting and burning wood for biomass energy continues to grow
EU climate plan bets on non-existent technology to reduce emissions
Plans for climate neutrality rely on doubling biomass burning and trapping CO2 using geological storage, locking EU into climate failure.
“Paper Tiger” report shows new EU biomass rules greenlight increased forest destruction
Analysis supports appeal of lawsuit against EU on forest biomass
Secret Fracking Chemicals Threaten Ohioans’ Health, Drinking Water
Ohio law allows drilling companies to hide chemical identities, even from first responders; EPA records suggest secret fracking chemicals pose serious health risks
Bio-Beware: PFPI, Investors Petition SEC to Crack Down on Biomass Climate Claims
“Low Carbon” Products Likely to Attract Investors; But are Climate Benefits Real?
New report reveals negative community and financial impacts of bioenergy boom
The elite group of plants receiving hundreds of millions in taxpayer handouts had cost overruns, air and water violations, early closures, and lawsuits.
Secret Fracking Chemicals Threaten Delaware River Basin, Pennsylvania
State governments and the oil and gas industry still won’t come clean on what’s in fracking fluids
