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Dec 2019
4m 12s

Qu'est-ce que la biomasse ?

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La biomasse est la matière organique, notamment issue des végétaux, qui est utilisée pour produire de l’énergie. On parle alors d’énergie biomasse. Pour les gouvernements européens, il s’agit de la principale source d’énergie renouvelable. Mais certaines ONG refusent de considérer la biomasse comme une énergie verte. “Biomasse”, ça sonne comme la dernière in ... Show More
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