; but (II) not including municipal solid waste, recyclable waste paper, painted, treated or pressurized wood, or wood contaminated with plastic or metals; and (viii) vegetative matter removed from within 200 yards of any man-made structure or campground for the purposes of hazardous fuels thinning. (B) Exclusion of invasive species (i) In general Notwithstanding subparagraph (A), except as provided in clause (ii), the term renewable biomass does not include any matter derived from a plant that is invasive or noxious, or from a species or variety of plants that credible risk assessment tools or other credible sources determine is potentially invasive, as determined by the Secretary, in consultation with other appropriate Federal or State departments and agencies. (ii) Exception The term renewable biomass includes matter derived from a plant that is invasive or noxious, or from a species or variety of plants that credible risk assessment tools or other credible sources determine is potentially invasive, if— (I) the matter was removed for purposes of control or eradication of the invasive, noxious, or potentially invasive plant; and (II) the invasive, noxious, or potentially invasive plant was not planted for the purpose of using the plant as an energy crop. (8) Renewable energy The term renewable energy means electric energy generated by a renewable energy resource. (9) Renewable energy resource The term renewable energy resource means— (A) solar; (B) wind; (C) ocean; (D) tidal; (E) geothermal energy; (F) renewable biomass; (G) landfill gas; (H) incremental hydropower