Harald, Your Whitepaper does a great job at putting biochar in perspective compare to other nature-based sinks. The time has come to insist biochar has co-benefits that BECCS and other carbon dioxide

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Harald, Thank you very much. Tom Tom Miles Executive Director U.S. Biochar Initiative "Promoting the Sustainable Production and Use of Biochar" www.biochar-us.org @USbiochar Facebook US Biochar Initia

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Dear Robert, dear all, we just recently published a Whitepaper: Biochar-based carbon sinks to mitigate climate change. You can find it here: http://www.biochar-industry.com/why/ I will refer from post

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Valentine, Thank-you for posting information about the article. Having read through and pondered it, the thing that stands out to me is the expectation that biochar will continue to be valued as a pre

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Hi Paul, McKinsey is open to inputs into its analysis. I am sure your analysis will be accepted for review. See a related paper at the url below. https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/sustainabi

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Valentine, Thank you. Quite interesting graphic (see it below in the original message). And it prompts some comments about labels. The graphic is about POTENTIAL by 2030 (as if society is going to act

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I though this will be of interest to the Biochar Community of Practice. Valentine A. Nzengung, PhD College Arts & Science Professor Environmental Geochemistry, National Academy of Inventors ( NAI) Fel

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We have used these biofilters designs in the past, installed as branch outlets, as many as needed depending on the amount of water (in NZ the consent process assumes the amount of greywater based on t

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Kathleen, Nothing re your question, but a related one: have you found a replacement for cement? I know about using biochar in cement, but the entire process is so energy and carbon intensive (extensiv

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Fantastic Work Stephen, very interesting project, with creative usage of different ingredients to achieve the whole purpose. I think it could be a usage of Biochar with world wide importance. On a sid

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Hi Kathleen Have a look at Karry Fisher watts trench system to stop ingress of salt. An outline is in the White paper. Here is a paper . It has been highly successful. Their farm is very productive. W

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Hello Kathleen The closest to this application as far as I know, is Embren from Stockholm regards Balz

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Hello all- I've been on a bit of a biochar hiatus for the past few months due to building my own personal c-sink sanctuary. I've dubbed my project Dwelling on Drawdown as I'm trying to incorporate dif

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There is evidence that the Carboniferous age occurred in part because plants invented lignin oh, and it took bacteria and fungi a long time to figure out how to make lignin degrade.

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Hi Albert I appreciate your sharp eye. You are good, What talks to you; what talks to us? David David R Derbowka owner Passive Remediation Systems Ltd. Tel: +1 250 306 6377 | eMail: david.derbowka@prs

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An article appearing in the June 2020 issue of Harpers Magazine, Ground Control: How forests adapt to climate change, by Drew Pendergrass, regrettably creates some mistaken impressions about the viabi

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Anand, So you believe that farming can be profitable if you don’t use external resources? Rick

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To understand the incremental effect of biochar on the Soil Organic Matter You might want to start with these two articles Soil carbon increased by twice the amount of biochar carbon applied after six

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Dear Rick, Farming can be profitable if you own enough land and use only the inputs that nature gives you. What nature gives you is CO2, light, rain, and the minerals in the soil. They do not cost any

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