The European Union is considering changes to its climate policies that could have a big effect on Georgia trees and Georgia business.
The EU has been using wood pellets made from trees in the Southeast to burn for electricity and claiming this practice is carbon neutral. Now, it may change that stance.
David Boraks, the climate reporter at WFAE in Charlotte, has been reporting on the wood pellet industry. He spoke with WABE about what this possible policy shift might mean.
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