CPR Report on Biomass Helping with CA Tree Mortality
Follow the link to the CPR story. “Fuel normally comes from forest thinning projects, orchard prunings, or urban yard and construction debris. But now California has millions of trees that have died from drought, disease and wildfire. Romena says he constantly hears from landowners hoping to sell their trees.”
CPR Radio Report on Biomass Helps CA’s Dying Tree Problem
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