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This is organic waste produced from human activity.

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Biomass

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Description of biomass

What is it for?

What is biomass?

This is organic waste produced from human activity.

Biomass can be used to produce heat, electricity or fuels.

Significant advantages and disadvantages.

The pros

The cons

  • renewability
  • reliability
  • waste reduction.
  • environmental and health impact
  • cost and space

Description of energy. This includes what it is, how it works in detail and what elements it is made of

What is energy?

How does energy work?

Impact on biodiversity in renewable energies

Reduced Climate Change

Impact on adjacent populations
The cultivation of biomass crops (like energy crops) for fuel production can lead to changes in land use.
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Impact on the Atmosphere

Carbon Neutrality: Biomass is often described as "carbon-neutral" because the carbon dioxide (CO2) released during its combustion.

In which part of Mexico is it best to produce biomass energy?

States like Chiapas, Veracruz, and Oaxaca are rich in agricultural production, especially sugarcane, corn, and coffee.

Examples of products that make biomass

beet, cereals, crop by-products, grass, catch crops, linseed, livestock manure, corn, marine biomass, rapeseed oil, sludge, vegetable oil residues and animal fats.

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The principle of conservation of energy states that the total amount of energy in a closed system remains constant, although it can change type.

Energy is the ability to do work or cause a change in a system. In physical terms, energy does not "disappear", but is transformed from one form to another.

Reduced Climate Change Renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar, and hydropower, produce little to no greenhouse gas emissions.