The IPCC’s Recipe for a Livable Planet: Grow Trees, Don’t Burn Them
Only one pathway avoids dangerous temperature rise without relying on unscalable and unproven technologies.
Only one pathway avoids dangerous temperature rise without relying on unscalable and unproven technologies.
Despite requiring clearcutting of millions of forest acres per year, the Department of Energy declines to assess carbon pollution impacts from a biofueled economy.
False claims that wood pellets are climate-friendly misrepresent Forest Service science and are an ominous sign for US forests.
We all know burning trees drives climate change, but Senate legislation now being considered would dictate that burning more trees does not increase carbon pollution.
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
If you’re someone who’s been suckered by biomass industry claims that burning trees doesn’t emit carbon, this post’s for you.
Considering renewable energy is supposed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including low-efficiency, high-emissions biomass power in state RPS programs doesn’t make sense.

