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What s So Green About Burning Trees? The False Promise of Biomass Energy

Burning wood pellets (burning trees) for heat and electricity harms people, biodiversity, and ecosystems.

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All is not lost: Washington DC tidal basin cherry trees have roots in Portsmouth

In Portsmouth, there’s already genetic material from the Washington Tidal Basin cherry trees growing before our eyes.

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Can New Jersey cities become more spongy and green? We need them to — and soon

Can New Jersey cities become more spongy and green? We need them to — and soon
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Can New Jersey cities become more spongy and green? We need them to — and soon

“Sponginess” is becoming an increasingly desirable city attribute. We need more of New Jersey's landscape to better handle larger amounts of water.

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Can New Jersey cities become more spongy and green? We need them to — and soon

“Sponginess” is becoming an increasingly desirable city attribute. We need more of New Jersey's landscape to better handle larger amounts of water.

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