Notice of RetractionPollution evaluation of co-firing low-temperature pyrolyzed biomass with coal

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After the brief discussion on co-firing significances of biomass with coal, the pollution evaluation of co-firing low-temperature pyrolyzed biomass with coal is given in this paper. The results suggest that co-firing low-temperature pyrolyzed biomass (sawdust, rice hull and peanut shell) with coal will reduce the emission of green house gas (such as CO₂ and CH₄), and else air pollution (such as NOx and SO₂). It also will reduce the release of heavy metal and other poisonous trace elements. It can be believed that the co-firing of biomass and coal will be one of the most important measures for sustainable development of energy resources.