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Removing fibre from the forest floor and using it for biomass helps to reduce risks to forests caused by wildfires, diseases, and pests. So how does forest management protect from disease in British Columbia? #biomass #climateaction #sustainable pic.twitter.com/rTxlNNT2ZN
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) September 30, 2022
Today Canada marks the second #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation. This is a day to mark the history and legacy of the residential school system, to honour survivors, their families, and communities, and remember the children that never came home.#EveryChildMatters pic.twitter.com/L7wLTD89Xk
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) September 30, 2022
The material we use for our biomass is waste wood from sawmills and harvest residuals which would be burned or landfilled anyway. So where does biomass fit into British Columbia’s forestry industry? #biomass #climateaction #sustainable pic.twitter.com/B3OWvQMfJe
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) September 30, 2022
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— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) September 29, 2022
Every year in British Columbia, millions of tonnes of waste wood is burned by the side of the road. This has a negative impact on the broader environment, releasing some 3 million tonnes of CO2 a year into the atmosphere. #biomass #climateaction https://t.co/opMupivE3c
Reflecting on findings from WPAC that the #biomass industry utilizes and creates value from the mill residuals that are surplus to the existing #energy requirements of the traditional #forest products sector, Drax's VP of fibre procurement for North America explains more. 🌿🇨🇦👇 pic.twitter.com/pvIMY9F0He
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) September 23, 2022