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[email protected]. BLOODY THE BOBCATS ONLINE FOR PATIENTS IN NEED ONLY MK Wednesday, November 13, 2013 montanakaimin www.montanakaimin.com CAMPUS UM gets $1 million for biomass study Megan Petersen ganizations to receive a combined components,” Chung said. “The conversion.” idemic. Since 1996, it has affected Montana Kaimin $10 million in grants from the U.S. component I will work on is to Chung said beetle-kill trees are more than 42 million acres of U.S. Department of Agriculture. Their figure how to efficiently — eco- virtually useless in the commer- forests. The way forestry graduate stu- purpose is to study the hurdles in cial sense. After Mountain pine Mountain pine beetle out- dent Lucas Wells sees it, there are using beetle-killed trees as a sus- ‘So the question is, beetles lay eggs in tree cores, their breaks tend to come in waves, two options when it comes to trees tainable source for bioenergy.