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<p>New page: Biomass is any organic material that is produced by plants and animals. Including all parts of plants, animal flesh and excretions such as manure. Biomass in full of energy you can use for...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Biomass is any organic material that is produced by plants and animals. Including all parts of plants, animal flesh and excretions such as manure. Biomass in full of energy you can use for fuel which is called biofuel.<br />
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Fossil fuels may also be a biomass since it's believed which they originate from ancient plants and animals. But often when people speak of biomass they are discussing material made out of sources that are alive now or were recently.<br />
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Biofuel is often talked about as if it absolutely was a fresh technology that we may use in the future to help solve our energy supply dilemmas. But humans have been using biofuel since the beginning of humanity. The food we readily eat is really a type of biofuel that people wouldn't exist without. Humans have also used plant materials such as for instance wood wax and whale oil as a fuel to burn for heat and light for tens and thousands of years.<br />
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Newer technologies have allowed us to use biomass in making other biofuels. Biomass can be burned to power electric generators or made into methane, alcohol or bio diesel for powering our cars. These procedures are energy intensive meaning a lot of energy is lost in converting biomass in to the other styles of fuel or energy. Because of this these biofuels have not been cost effective or practical.<br />
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With all the technology going into biofuel research the one form of biofuel that we have been using since ancient times still remains probably the most efficient and practical. Burning biomass such as wood for direct heating remains the most efficient.<br />
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Rather than concentrating on attempting to use biomass to fuel our cars and generate electricity we may be better off utilizing it to heat our homes and buildings. Firewood might not be practical for most of us but pellets made from wood and other biomass might be. Burning pellets is affordable, clean and might function as most efficient way to make use of the energy in biomass.<br />
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For many who want to use biomass as a renewable energy source heating with wood or other biomass pellets are practical and economical and the technology and distribution systems already are available.<br />
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