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As part of the Woody Biomass Innovative Project, which proposes to assess future bioenergy potential for British Columbia, a study was conducted to assess wood biomass leachate effect on water quality. The study aims to provide guidance for policy development related to biomass operations and their leachates. To that end, we examined the impacts of roadside chipping with respect to the amount of leachate generated, aquatic toxicity, and connectivity between post-biomass processing wood residue piles and streams in central interior British Columbia. Best practice considerations specific to on-site processing, road networks, soils, and riparian zones are provided based on field assessments of biomass sites, consultation with biomass processors, and a review of management practices in other jurisdictions.
Rex, J., Dube, S.; Berch, S.. 2014. Leachate generation from biomass operations: a subproject of the Woody Biomass Innovative Project. Forests, Lands, and NR Operations. Technical Report (FLNRORD). TR83
Topic: FLNRORD Research Program
Keywords: Socio-Economics
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