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Biomass is a "renewable" resource that comes from the burning of organic material such as, wood, plants, agriculture, forest residue, and organic waste from cities and industries. Landfill fumes can even be used too.

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Biomass can be burned into an oil or fuel, made into chemicals for products that would otherwise use petroleum, and made into a liquid fuel for transportation.

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Biomass is considered a renewable resource because trees and plants can be replanted but it does create carbon emissions when burned. But as long as the organic material that is being burned is also being replanted then emissions will always be considerably less than fossil fuels, almost zero.

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Most crops used are fast-growing trees or plants conveniently called biomass feed-stocks.

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The closest biomass centers to me are in Winston Salem and Lexington.

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Solar energy is our main alternative energy sadly.

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Sources ( All really good informative reads) 

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Sources ( All really good informative reads) 

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Picture 1: http://pngbiomass.com/project/benefits-for-png/
2: https://cen.acs.org/articles/91/i32/Seeking-Biomass-Feedstocks-Compete.html
3. https://www.greensboro.com/business/local_business/california-company-plans-solar-farm-in-browns-summit/article_85b00cc4-89db-5a07-ab1a-1ef79df64c10.html
4. Info: https://nccleantech.ncsu.edu/technology/renewable-energy/biomass/