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When biomass is burned, it releases only the carbon that the plant absorbed while it was growing. It creates a closed carbon cycle. While there are emissions involved in processing and transporting the fuel, the net carbon footprint is significantly lower than oil or gas. Biomass combustion releases CO₂, but that carbon was
Biomass combustion releases CO₂, but that carbon was recently absorbed from the atmosphere during the plant’s growth. When managed sustainably, the net carbon impact is near zero—unlike fossil fuels, which release ancient sequestered carbon. Biomass combustion releases CO₂