A big part of low carbon industries is to utilise Biomass as an energy source. Biomass can be pretty efficiently burnt nowadays for energy purposes, and the carbon that it releases is part of the active carbon in the carbon lifecycle. And not the long term stored carbon that would be released if a fossil fuel was burnt instead of a Biomass.
Some of BHP's energy needs in some WA mines are sourced from burning Biomass, for the reasons stated above, and also that it is more economically viable.
Sorry for posting on HC and not mentioning support/resistance lines, any number of everyday and more exotic TA indicators, posting a chart with a big down arrow, or saying timber. I must also apologise for using facts in the preceding paragraphs.
enjoy,
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