Abstract: . . .  Harvester Page 120 September 2005 G- 2 Red Lake Tribe Biomass Assessment Page 121 September 2005 G- 3 Red Lake Tribe Biomass Assessment Page 122 September 2005 G- 4 Red Lake Tribe Biomass Assessment Page 123 September 2005 G- 5 Red Lake Tribe Biomass Assessment  . . .
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. . .  than immediate impacts if the business is a sustainable operation. Two separate revenue streams dominate economic impacts. The first is the purchase of biomass and the subsequent re-sale of the product, either electricity or ethanol. In 96 California Energy Commission, Costs and Benefits of a Biomass to Ethanol Production Industry in California, P500-01-002, March 2001. Page 117 September 2005 Red Lake Tribe Biomass Assessment F-6 each case the direct costs and revenues are taxable events that can . . .
. . .  riparian areas and reservoirs, in addition to limiting forest productivity and diversity in flora and fauna. In socioeconomic terms, excessive forest density can impact the availability of water, sustainability of timber production and recreational opportunities associated with streams and lakes. Economic Benefits Economic benefits of either a biomass power facility or an ethanol plant result from feedstock handling and processing activities, plant construction and operation, and product marketing. . . .
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