You, and CDR, are both right ............... From a soil perspective a ‘B’ product is the same whether is is ‘+E’ or not. (IPCC App4 applies). From an energy perspective an ‘E’ product is the same whe

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Thomas, lists, A reason to cheer. In January 2018, Thomas Goreau wrote a well felt reaction to Paul Hawken regarding the positioning of soils in Drawdown listing, of biochar in particular. Thomas was

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Dimitrios, (And others on the Biochar discussion group can give opinions also.). Would it be appropriate for your special issue to have a re-cast, re-focused version of what is in my document (found a

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Paul, You should also read Biochar for Environmental Management, and the Biochar Revolution. These are the (older) classics. What the Burn book contributes, not covered by these older classics, are ap

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Volume 1 . Number 3 . September 2019 Effects of 7 years of field weathering on biochar recalcitrance and solubility Elizabeth K. Williams*, Davey L. Jones, Hannah R. Sanders, Gabriel V. Benitez, Alain

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See this summary of an interesting new review of biochar publications: Biochar-related studies from 1999 to 2018: a bibliometrics-based review Abstract Biochar has been paid great attentions during th

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Norm and List: Thanks a lot for the paper. I have skimmed both the paper and the supplemental. A lot there - not much on biochar. The biochar part is fairly ordinary - not really displaying a full und

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All of you biochar people should read this publication. Norm Dear Norman, Happy to share: attached is the Paper and Supplementary Information in pdf. Good luck with the book. All my best, Stephanie

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Thanks, Norman. To download, click the "View attachments on the web" and download from there. Clicking on the link of the pdf doesn't work. David

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Absolutely I can share this publication. Frankly, I have not had time to sit down and read it thoroughly yet but I will soon. Norm

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Hi Norm Can you share it with the list? I.Kahrens

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Dear friends and colleagues, All types of biomass, and their waste, comprised one the pillars of the pre-industrial, pre-fossil fuel, agriculture-based economies of the past. Traditional practices of

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Crop straw biochar, including corn stover, is underrated. It is likely that most of the terra preta was biochar from smoldering grasses. It seems to work well for the Warm Heart projects in Thailand,

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Great Link, Tom! Mark Sent by my uPhone

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This is a difficult area to get into and make it relevant to Biochar, Hoping you will be patient with me. Firstly, I will just concentrate on Coal, - everyone says it is dead, but few tell why, so I w

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