We've all been bombarded with the buzzwords: eco-friendly,
renewable, green, sustainable - the list goes on. We turn off
the lights, recycle and even swing by the local farmers market,
but what else can we do? Are there any other practical solutions
to help our environment? Maybe some that don't require solar
panels or spending a bundle on a new hybrid car? Tiny pellets
may be the answer. Pellet heat: the clever alternative Pellets
are small, dense chunks of biodegradable material, generally
made from recycled wood or agricultural products, like wheat or
corn. They burn in modified stoves, fireplace inserts and
central heating units to help heat your home. Environmental
impact: all positive The U.S. is a net exporter and the leading
supplier of pellets domestically and abroad. More interesting is
how pellets are harvested and produced - creating thousands of
American jobs. Sustainable forestry practices have the industry,
and Mother Nature, thriving. The state of Wisconsin is a prime
example: It's the largest