Biomass Utilization
Biomass is the living matter in a given habitat that can be converted to fuel. The most traditional use of a forest’s biomass has been firewood, but new uses are being researched and developed which may be the answer to decreasing our use of petroleum products. Find out more about both the traditional and the new in the world of biomass utilization. Articles
- Chimneys
- Fireplaces
- Fireplace Adaptations and Efficiency Boosters
- Fireplace Safety
- Firewood Permits, Selection and Storage
- Installation of Wood Stoves in Fireplaces
- Safe Wood Stove Operation
- Smoke Problems and Their Cures
- The Beauty of Warming With Wood
- The Creosote Problem: Chimney Fires and Chimney Cleaning
- Wood Burning Furnaces
- Wood Burning Stoves
- Wood Storage
- Wood Stove Installation and Safety
- American Forest and Paper Association
- US Environmental Protection Agency - Biomass Utilization
- Forest Products Society
- Forest and Rangelands Woody Biomass Utilization
- Intermountain Forest Association
- The Idaho Forest Products Commission
- USDA Forest Service - Woody Biomass Utilization
- USDI Bureau of Land Management - Biomass Utilization