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B.C. looks to tree debris for electricity

WENDY STUECK

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VANCOUVER — Aiming to unlock the energy-generating potential of its iconic forests, British Columbia is weighing new policies that would encourage companies to buy debris left over from logging operations to use as fuel in power plants. The policies, which have been discussed at meetings between government, industry and provincially owned B.C.

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