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Sawmill 1 to be launched in Komi Republic
A Moscow-based group of investors chose Jartek to deliver a sawmill for a Sawmill that is to be constructed in Kazluk

TU Delft improves production of chemicals from wood waste
Researchers in the Netherlands have succeeded in making a significant leap forward in the production of biochemicals and biofuels from waste wood

Pellet plant jobs announced for Merritt
A pellet plant that will bring a minimum of 36 jobs to the city got backing from the federal government

Pellet Mill Busted for Combustible Dust and Other Hazards
OSHA has cited Geneva Wood Fuels LLC for six alleged serious violations of workplace safety standards following an August 2009 explosion at its wood pellet manufacturing plant

Pine beetles
Liquefied shrimp and crab shells shipped from Iceland could help thwart the pine beetles killing millions of trees across Montana and the West

Burning wood as renewable power draws scrutiny in Oregon and nationwide
By the end of this year, Seneca Sustainable Energy plans to fire up a power plant that will convert about 700 tons a day of logging leftovers and waste from its nearby sawmill into enough electricity to power 13,000 homes

Carbon Friendly Announces Plans to Open Briquetting Facility
PBI plans to develop and sell high-quality biomass energy fuel products to industrial buyers in the initial years

Don't call it waste wood; call it woody biomass
"This is as green as you get," Henriod says, holding a handful of damp, sweet-smelling wood chips

WA - Forest Biomass Inititave Passes Legislature
Almost unanimous support for Forest Biomass Supply Agreements Bill

Co-firing biomass with coal can help Pa. reach energy goal
Blending biomass into the coal stream that feeds electricity-generation plants offers the opportunity to reduce harmful emissions and create a market for renewable fuel

B.C. fuels fight with Ontario over bioenergy
British Columbia's quest to replace Ontario as the top destination for clean-energy investment dollars will now be headed up directly by Premier Gordon Campbell

Endowment Extends Check-off Work to Paper and Packaging
The U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities (the Endowment) today announced that it has extended its investment in possible forest products commodity check-offs

Logging beetle-killed forests challenge
Forest ecologists trying to prevent the expansion of roads on public lands say in a new report that removing beetle-killed trees is unnecessary, except near mountain communities

Global lumber markets improved in late 2009 with prices moving upward in North America and the Nordi
Softwood lumber prices were up in both North America and Europe in the 4Q, but it was more the result of lower inventory levels and reduced production rather than an increase in demand, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly

Talks open to move WFP sawmill to Harmac pulp mill site
Talks are underway that could see Nanaimo's downtown Western Forest Products mill moved to the site of the Harmac pulp mill

Duke to burn wood with coal at 2 plants
Duke Energy plans to run two of its coal-burning power plants partly on wood, a switch that will help the utility meet North Carolina's green-energy law

EPA would require permits to spur biggest polluters to cut emissions
Texas state officials, including Gov. Rick Perry and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, have challenged the scientific justification for greenhouse gas controls, arguing that climate change science has been politicized

A Changing of the Guard At Plum Creek
Hank Ricklefs, along with his replacement, Tom Ray, who is being promoted from his current post as vice president of Montana operations, believe they see the light at the end of the tunnel.

China currently is best market for hardwood
Current hardwood inventories in China are at a low point, so demand is up to replenish supplies

Hundreds turn out to question biomass as renewable energy
Residents object to plan to power Traverse City with wood

Upper Neuse effort receives $1.7 million
In landing the $1.7 million challenge grant from the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, the trust more than met the challenge with a $1.5 million grant from the city of Raleigh.

WA - The First U.S. Consumer Tissue Products Company to Earn FSC/Rainforest Alliance Certification
Clearwater Paper Corporation announced today that the company will be the first U.S. tissue supplier to offer consumer products from responsibly managed Forest Stewardship Council

USDA Announces Formation of Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Advisory Committee
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced he is seeking nominations from the public for the new Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Advisory Committee

Nexterra Completes Successful Trials of Syngas Conditioning Technology
A leading developer and supplier of biomass gasification systems, announced today that it has successfully completed performance testing of its proprietary syngas conditioning technology

Two men rushed to hospital after factory explosion
Two men were rushed to hospital last night after they suffered facial burns following an explosion at a Perthshire wood processing plant.

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