title: The Feel Good Heat: Pioneers Of Corn and Biomass Energy
author:  Sheila Samuelson 
description: Inspired by the words of George Washington Carver, that "We can learn to synthesize every human need from the plants that grow," This book is full of engaging interviews with biomass pioneers as well as filled with clear, honest information on the exciting future of biomass energy technology, with commentary from experts throughout Iowa and around the country. Biomass energy provides a clean, regional source of heat and power, renewable in as few as ninety days, and in many cases biomass is created from waste. With rapid developments in efficient agriculture and bioprocessing plants, discover why biomass is becoming a valid choice for heating and powering our buildings and modern lifestyles.
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