The best answer may be biomass: woody waste and — in slightly trickier forms — cow manure and
even municipal waste that could power and heat entire towns in the United States.
Not exact matches
That cellulose could come from a native plant like switchgrass, or
even from
municipal waste.
The feedstock for the new process is levulinic acid, which can be produced by chemical processing of materials such as straw, corn stalks or
even municipal green
waste.