S 2287
An Act limiting the eligibility of woody biomass as an alternative energy supply
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Bill overview
This bill limits the use of woody biomass, such as burning trees and wood waste, as a source of energy in Massachusetts. It aims to restrict the eligibility of this fuel source for alternative energy programs, particularly for municipal lighting plants. The legislation seeks to reduce the environmental impact associated with burning biomass, addressing concerns about air quality and greenhouse gas emissions. It builds upon similar efforts to restrict biomass usage.
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James B. Eldridge
Joanne M. Comerford
Michael O. Moore
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