H.R.1111 - Wildfire Risk Reduction and Renewable Biomass Utilization Act

To promote as a renewable energy source the use of biomass removed from forest lands in connection with hazardous fuel reduction projects on certain Federal land, and for other purposes. view all titles (2)

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  • Short: Wildfire Risk Reduction and Renewable Biomass Utilization Act as introduced.
  • Official: To promote as a renewable energy source the use of biomass removed from forest lands in connection with hazardous fuel reduction projects on certain Federal land, and for other purposes. as introduced.

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2/23/2009--Introduced.Wildfire Risk Reduction and Renewable Biomass Utilization Act - Amends the Clean Air Act to revise the definition of "renewable biomass" to include biomass removed from certain federal lands in connection with an authorized hazardous fuel reduction project.

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03/27/10
from NY to Israel Sultan Reveals The Stories Behind the News

If the American people still fail to get the message, HR 1111 calls for turning the Grand Canyon into a giant crib and hanging rattles overhead. Republican Party Accused of Racism for Refusal to Support National Wax Museum Bill ...

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03/27/10
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If the American people still fail to get the message, HR 1111 calls for turning the Grand Canyon into a giant crib and hanging rattles overhead. Republican Party Accused of Racism for Refusal to Support National Wax Museum Bill ...

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03/26/10
Sultan Knish a blog by Daniel Greenfield

If the American people still fail to get the message, HR 1111 calls for turning the Grand Canyon into a giant crib and hanging rattles overhead. Republican Party Accused of Racism for Refusal to Support National Wax Museum Bill ...

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