Biomass Quotes

“I am not meant to be a biomass, I am a human being and I am born with a mission”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Don’t be controlled by the tradition of men”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Enviva used impact quantification in its introduction and later under its climate change theme. It makes the point that it has avoided the release of 31 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions since its inception and equates them to four equivalent metrics. 3.5 billion gallons of gasoline not consumed. 34.5 billion pounds of coal not burned. 72.4 million barrels of oil not consumed. 5.3 million homes not using electricity for one year.
This use of impacts is part of the straight line it draws from the 16 million metric tons of coal displaced to the avoided emissions and the equivalent measures. All of this illustrates its role in providing biomass to help customers reduce their carbon footprint.”
― Paul Pierroz, The Purpose-Driven Marketing Handbook: How to Discover Your Impact and Communicate Your Business Sustainability Story to Grow Sales, Retain Talent, and Attract Investors

“A few years ago some geologists sifted through the data [and] estimated that the amount of sand, soil and rock we humans mine and quarry and dredge each year is some 24 times greater than the amount of sediment moved each year by Earth’s natural erosive processes, which is to say rivers grinding away sand and sending it down towards the sea. Humans, in other words, are a considerably bigger geological force than nature itself, and have been, according to the data, ever since 1955. Or – another way of looking at it – by 2020 the total weight of human-made products, from iron to concrete and everything else besides, was greater than the total weight of every natural living thing on the planet.”
― Ed Conway, Material World: The Six Raw Materials That Shape Modern Civilization

“When God says he doesn't see a man, the logical question would be to ask, what then does he see? In my thinking, I believe the word that best describes what God sees in the absence of a man is a bunch of flesh – biological masses. There is a word that might best fit the description of what God sees when he looks at the earth, the word is BIOMASS or BIOMASSES.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Biomasses are a biological reality that cannot be denied as existing, but even though they exist physically, yet they have not attained the height of Homo sapiens”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Humans could be termed as biomasses when they don’t fully put into use their human qualifications.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Men and women that don’t bother to think are just biomasses.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Even God does not call every human a man. There are some who have not managed to attain the height of those who God refers to as men. They might be giving birth, eating and drinking, having fun, but yet, when they don’t live for what they were created for, they remain biomasses.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“You are not a biomass, you were not born only to be like a bush or tree, just to marry, reproduce and die”
― Sunday Adelaja

“You are the ONLY you there is, you have a purpose, you are not just a biomass”
― Sunday Adelaja

“You are far more than a biomass”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When a human being is brought up with the concern of simply taking care of his body and the external aspect of his life, he is acting as though he is only biomass”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Until we begin to discover and create value, purposefully and systemically, we are not humans but only biomass”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Human being living at the level of biomass will comply with the changing fashion and beauty standards”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Human being living at the level of biomass will comply with all standards and patterns that are required by the surroundings and society”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A biomass will do whatever it takes to be accepted by the society”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A biomass will live with a self-preservation instinct”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man lives by his instincts”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man tries to look good on the outside but inside he is afraid of himself”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man reaction comes from reflexes and instinct”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man does not use logical and analytical thinking”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man is not deeply analyzing things to draw a meaningful conclusions”
― Sunday Adelaja

“A ‘biomass’ man repeats what he sees”
― Sunday Adelaja