Burning biomass (plant and wood material) should not harm wildlife habitats, if the vegetation comes from the residue of farm crops. In some parts of the world the stalks of sugar cane (bagasse) are burnt after the sugar has been extracted. This is useful. Other farm crops (corn etc) can be used.
If wildlife habitats are cut down for biomass then they will obviously be harmed and the animals endangered. This is not proper management.
Biomass is being used today because it is a way of generating electricity without adding to the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Biomass is renewable energy and better than burning fossil fuels.
The National Wildlife Federation aims to protext the environment from harm. Some of the main duties involve helping injured animals and suing companies that damage the environment and natural habitats.
No
because people harm them
Just don't harm wildlife.
Biomass should be used as an energy resource because it contains carbon that has been captured out of the atmosphere. It is carbon that is going to end up once again in biomass. It is not like the carbon released in the burning of coal, oil, or natural gas that has been stored away in the earth for millions of years. In other words, fuel from biomass has close to a zero carbon 'footprint'.
Yes, minorly, it is drilling mud.
Yeah it is a dragon it breathes fire on plants and wildlife
chop down trees, kill native wildlife, take away native wildlife, pollute environment
It can sometimes harm the environment. These additives are put into the landfills and can seep into water and harm the plants and wildlife.
Alternative energies refer to energies generated such that they do not deplete the natural resources or harm the environment. Examples of alternative energies used in the U. S. are biomass electricity, hydroelectric and ocean energy.
The clearing of land can destroy habitats and harm animals
No. Emus occupy a certain niche in Australia's wildlife, and therefore cannot harm animals within their natural environment. They are omnivores, and will eat a variety of insects and even, at times, small reptiles.