The use of biomass as a solution to all energy needs is limited by the non-renewability of biomass.

a) a lack of technology to process and burn biomass.

b) a shortage of land to grow plants for energy consumption.

c) a lack of appropriate plants.

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Macie Stephenson

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11 July, 17:42

The use of biomass as a solution to all energy needs is limited by the non-renewability of biomass.

a) a lack of technology to process and burn biomass.

b) a shortage of land to grow plants for energy consumption.

c) a lack of appropriate plants.

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Justine May · Answer 1

b) a shortage of land to grow plants for energy consumption.

Explanation:

As most of the biomass needs the availability of the land for the cultivation of the arable land for the growth and development of the crops such as the soybean the corn that is unable to provide the natural habitats. Biomass is considered a renewable source of the energy as its inherent energy comes for the sun and is it takes the carbon dioxide to convert the biomass and then die and releases this energy in the air.

The use of biomass as a solution to all energy needs is limited by the non-renewability of biomass.a) a lack of technology to process and burn biomass.b) a shortage of land to grow plants for energy consumption.c) a lack of appropriate plants.

The use of biomass as a solution to all energy needs is limited by the non-renewability of biomass.

a) a lack of technology to process and burn biomass.

b) a shortage of land to grow plants for energy consumption.

c) a lack of appropriate plants.