Dangers of biomass

Answer 1

no as it destroys habitats and it releases lots carbon dioxide to the atmosphere which harms the environment. also, once its all gone, its gone and we cant get it back. further more, trees and plants give us oxygen so if we get rid of them, there would be less oxygen.

Answer 2

YES!!VoluPAC tubes from Sartorius offer a convenient and economical alternative for biomass assessment that is at least five times more accurate and about ten times faster than manual cell counting. This method provides data that can be correlated with parameters like cell count or metabolic activity, and allows for close observation of cell growth kinetics in very short time intervals.

Answer 3

Biomass combustion releases pollutants like carbon monoxide, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds, contributing to air pollution and respiratory issues. Additionally, biomass production can lead to deforestation and habitat destruction if not sustainably managed. Improper handling and storage of biomass can also pose fire risks.

Answer 4

it can be bad in a way that no scientists will ever understand

Answer 5

The dangers of biomass are increasing the price of food which inevitably creates starvation for the worlds poor.

Answer 6

yes.