Sacramento Bee: California could tap the energy stored in wood, garbage, plants and animal waste to fuel a job creation engine that could pull the state out of its economic doldrums, biomass energy advocates said Tuesday. So far, though, the engine has barely crept out of the station, said James D. Boyd, vice chairman of the California Energy Commission. “(Biomass) is a treasure sort of waiting to be discovered,” he said. Boyd on Tuesday addressed attendees of the Pacific West Biomass …