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From the forest to the sea, a NIU professor is researching the possibility of building the world’s first biomass pipeline, an idea with revolutionary potential for the future of biomass transportation.

Led by Steve Levesque, who oversaw the growth of Brunswick Landing, Lincoln's 387-acre, $60 million planned redevelopment is envisioned as a center for next-generation technology-driven industries. Target sectors include biofuel, mass timber, renewable energy and value-added food production.

The Lincoln Pulp and Tissue Mill closed in 2014, but on March 20, the town approved a major deal to develop a biorefinery at the former mill site.

This marks the first concrete step in Lincoln’s quest to turn the approximately 387 acres of the former Lincoln Paper and Tissue mill site into a center for technology-driven industries.

This marks the first concrete step in Lincoln’s quest to turn the approximately 387 acres of the former Lincoln Paper and Tissue mill site into a center for technology-driven industries.