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[Column] What is Biomass? Explaining the Mechanism of Renewable Energy!

[Column] What is Biomass? Explaining the Mechanism of Renewable Energy!

Recently, I will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the meaning of "biomass," which is gaining attention as a means of generating renewable energy, and the mechanism of renewable energy.

**What is Biomass?** Biomass is a term that combines "biological resources (BIO)" and "mass (MASS)," referring to organic resources generated from "renewable biological materials" without using fossil fuels. **What Can Be Generated from Biomass?** Biomass can be categorized into several types, but it can be broadly classified into three main categories: ■ Waste Biomass This type of biomass is generated from items that are generally discarded, mainly including the following types: Manure and urine from livestock (cattle, pigs, chickens, etc.), food waste (processed foods, waste oil, etc.), waste paper, pulp (factory wastewater), sewage, sludge, human waste, construction waste wood, and sawmill waste wood. ■ Unused Biomass This biomass is generated from materials that arise during agricultural or lumber processes and are planned to be discarded without use. Examples include wheat straw, rice husks, rice straw, and forestry offcuts. ■ Resource Crops These are crops cultivated specifically for the purpose of being used as "biomass resources"... For more information, please read the continuation at the URL below or contact us. If you are considering effective utilization of biomass, please consult ELEMUS.

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Is environmental issues the cause of bear damage!? Problems are happening right near us…!

Is environmental issues the cause of bear damage!? Problems are happening right near us…!

News of bear-related human injuries is increasing, with reports of damage occurring at the highest rate ever.

To prevent bear encounters, there are calls in various regions to "carry bear bells!" but how effective are they really? The term "urban bear," which was nominated for the 2023 new word and buzzword list, has gained attention due to the increasing occurrences of bears appearing in urban areas. In the bear world, there is a hierarchy, and even if a bear finds food, weaker bears will yield their food to stronger bears. Weaker bears are said to be "urban bears" because they go into towns in search of food. Bears originally lived hidden from human sight. However, just as human life has evolved, bears have also adapted and become accustomed to the sounds and lights produced by humans. **One of the reasons for bear sightings is the poor acorn harvest!** In prefectures where bears are sighted, administrative agencies issue warnings about bear encounters when there is a poor acorn harvest in the mountains. However, the cause is not solely the poor acorn harvest. Bears are influenced by seasonal changes... For more details, please read the continuation at the URL below or contact us.

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[Column] Why the utilization of thinned wood and wood powder contributes to environmental improvement in the SDGs?

[Column] Why the utilization of thinned wood and wood powder contributes to environmental improvement in the SDGs?

Are you aware that there are initiatives utilizing thinned wood and wood powder as forest resources under the 15th goal "Life on Land" of the SDGs?

**Utilization of Thinning Timber and Its Relevance to SDGs** Recently, "thinning," which is essential for the maintenance and management of Japan's rich forest resources, has been gaining attention. But why is thinning necessary in the first place? Its benefits are as follows: - Moderately thinning dense trees allows sunlight to reach the forest evenly, maintaining the ecosystem. - With more sunlight hitting the trees during their growth stages, a healthy forest environment and cycle are created. - Thinning trees helps prevent landslides, which in turn protects the water quality of the sea flowing from forests and rivers. - These environmental efforts through thinning contribute to achieving the following SDGs goals. **Challenges and Measures Regarding Thinning** Thinning is an indispensable task for the maintenance and management of forests. However, due to the aging of forestry workers and a lack of manpower and funding, thinning of artificial forests is not being conducted properly. If forests are left unattended without thinning, the aging of trees will progress, leading to further decline in the forestry industry. Therefore, a specific measure is to "expand the use of domestic timber and thinning timber." By increasing the utilization of forest resources, we can enhance the domestic sustainability of timber... For more details, please read the continuation at the URL below or contact us.

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[Column] Explanation of the Causes and Measures of Global Warming and Japan's Initiatives in the SDGs

[Column] Explanation of the Causes and Measures of Global Warming and Japan's Initiatives in the SDGs

The 13th goal of the SDGs, "Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts," calls for measures to curb greenhouse gas emissions and the causes of environmental degradation.

**SDG 13: "Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and Its Impacts"** In SDG 13, "Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and Its Impacts," countries are called upon to implement measures to mitigate natural disasters resulting from climate change due to global warming, as previously mentioned. **Japan's Initiatives for SDGs** As part of the global initiative aiming for a sustainable society, the SDGs propose the 13th goal, "Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and Its Impacts." In Japan, a "Global Warming Countermeasure Plan" has been formulated to systematically advance measures against global warming, and efforts are being made towards the SDGs. The overall goals of the "Global Warming Countermeasure Plan" are as follows: - Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 46% by 2030 (compared to 2013 levels) - Further reduce emissions by 50% thereafter - Achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 Thus, the ultimate goal of realizing "carbon neutrality by 2050" is set forth. **Sector-Specific Goals and Initiatives** Based on the overall goals, we will introduce the targets and initiatives for each sector. Currently, approximately 30% of greenhouse gas emissions in Japan come from... For more details, please read the continuation at the URL below or contact us.

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[Column] What is the European Forest Destruction Prevention Law? An explanation of the latest developments in "Timber and the Environment."

[Column] What is the European Forest Destruction Prevention Law? An explanation of the latest developments in "Timber and the Environment."

In Europe, the number of households burning wood for heating is rapidly increasing! An explanation of the contents of the forest destruction prevention law and more.

In Europe, the world's first law to prohibit the import of products related to deforestation, the "Deforestation Prevention Law," was implemented in 2024. On the other hand, in response to the global surge in energy prices, the number of households in Europe burning wood for heating has rapidly increased. This article explains the contents of the European Deforestation Prevention Law and the latest developments regarding wood and the environment. 【What is the world's first "Deforestation Prevention Law"?】 What kind of law is the world's first attempt, the "Deforestation Prevention Law," enacted in Europe? First, let’s introduce its features. - Requirement for proof of "not being involved in deforestation" The European Deforestation Prevention Law, approved by the European Parliament, has decided to prohibit the import of agricultural products and goods related to deforestation into the EU. For more details, please read the continuation at the URL below or contact us. *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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