Methane Migraine
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
Are stringent air quality regulations impeding dairy digester implementation in California?
World's largest landfill gas-to-liquid natural gas plant on line
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
Bad Boy Crop Deserves a Second Chance
By Rona Johnson
January 01, 1970
Mention Jerusalem artichoke in some farming communities in the Midwest and there's a good chance you'll be run out of town on a rail. The tubers' reputation was tarnished in the early 1980s by scandal, but some people still believe in its potential as a biomass resource.
SDSU Scientists ‘Re-discover' Switchgrass Moth
By Lance Nixon
January 01, 1970
The rediscovery of the switchgrass moth indicates that native prairie plants are just as vulnerable to insects as other crops are, and that pest management programs will be needed if these prairie grasses are going to be produced commercially.
Stack Attack
January 01, 1970
Biomass power plant emissions, if not properly controlled, can cause health problems and stir up opposition groups that can impede a plant's development.
Building on its Biomass Base
January 01, 1970
The biomass industry is flourishing in and around Sacramento, Calif., where new biomass-based technologies are nurtured and innovative proven processes are embraced.
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