Many Japanese for many centuries have used charcoal wisely for many uses, and as many have also nurtured their forests wisely.

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Here's an accessible link to that New Yorker article. https://outline.com/dkz27y For future reference, use http://outline.com and paste the website address of the article you wish to read that is behi

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Hi Rianne, As a co-chair of Working Group 3 of the EU COST Action on Biochar and having been involved in removing "snake oil" producers of Biochar under (the previous) Governor Jerry Brown of Californ

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Dear Marshall, There can not be a process for making a good biochar without any flue gasses. So in my opinion, it should not be BECCS OR Biochar production. When produced on a larger scale it should b

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Yes well understood Geoff, Now, as a (passionate & convinced) ProSilva style = Restorative Forest Manager, Regenerative Farmer and Renovative Water Catchment Manager, I am aware that neither the Log /

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Dear Marshall, I see the same sort of stuff in Australia where wood chips are sold to Japan, - ostensibly the waste of tree felling for whatever uses, and I think it is an important issue, - one that

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If you don't save the biochar, it isn't green.

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here's one group opposed to this: https://www.dogwoodalliance.org they have lots of articles explaining why burning wood pellets is not green. they've had a few articles about this on the emails i get

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Hi Paul, Hope this link works... I thought I had put it in the original post. In any case here it is: https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-a-warming-planet/the-millions-of-tons-of-carbon-emissions

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Marshall, Is there a link to this article? Maybe readers would need to purchase that issue of The New Yorker. Maybe others who have read it could also send comments. Paul Doc / Dr TLUD / Paul S. Ander

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The Millions of Tons of Carbon Emissions That Don’t Officially Exist | The New Yorker How a blind spot in the Kyoto Protocol helped create the biomass industry. By Sarah Miller December 8, 2021 The Dr

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Thanks Prof. John for informing about the IPCC report and biochar importance. IPCC reports provide authentic information/data. Great to see the biochar importance in IPCC report. In the whole report,

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Many thanks John. Tom

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Quick summary of where biochar is mentioned in the IPCC Report: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/ Here are the pages and general summary of the content with a reminder that per the IPCC "This docume

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https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/agribusiness/121983842/environmental-devastation-at-tolaga-bay-may-take-a-century-to-recover-says-councillor I'm keen to gather some expert opinion on processi

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Thanks Ron & Rob, Rob, Puro use mineral carbonation along with biochar as a verified credit methodology if that is worth anything? I suppose the ROI is there if it is producing a high value product wh

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Don, I agree the chemistry is there. The question is cost. What does it cost to recover CO2? The companies trying to to this, such as Carbon Engineering in Canada, are finding its very expensive. Rick

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Don and list Good question. I think there should be major support from most of the biochar industry - as most are now flaring CO2 with a quite high density. A supposed major advantage of BECCS is larg

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Dear Group, I'd like to discuss an idea that a colleague of mine has proposed that we can supercharge the Mineral Carbonation Industry. Has anyone had any experience in this area i.e. combining the te

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As long as we are discussing the potential of various green carbon reduction methods and as long as the big funders are enamored of high tech carbon capture technologies, I thought that it would be in

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