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Heating Homes and Businesses with Waste

groovygreen.com — Waste biomass is in abundance, in the form of wood chips, saw dust, corn stalks and leaves, sunflower seeds, etc. These products, otherwise bound for the landfill, are a renewable source of heat for homes and businesses. This post reviews the first book that gives all the details about heating with biomass.

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  • acorne6186, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Great review!
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