Lumber from protected forests in Eastern Europe is helping feed the continent's insatiable desire for green energy, The New York Times reported. Electricity and heat from wood pellets currently counts toward European Union clean energy quotas — even as increased production turns forests in Estonia and Finland from carbon sinks to sources of greenhouse gases, according to the Times. But that could change under new legislation that the EU Parliament will vote on next week, which would specify that only pellets pressed from waste products like sawdust would count as green energy. Similar issues have arisen from the huge boost in pellet production across the U.S. Southeast — al
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