Ron Larson will be pleased to read Chuck Kutsher’s et al report on the Energy transformation sector that has 23 mentions of biochar in a CDR section starting on page 98 but discussed in greater detail

List: The following could be of interest to some on this list. Ron Begin forwarded message: From: Ronal Larson <rongretlarson@...> Subject: Re: [CDR] Primer on Carbon Dioxide Removal Provides Vital Re

Stephen. Cc list and Albert 1. This is to ask for your reaction to this last sentence of the 4-sentence conclusion in the main on-line article (almost the same as the 1-page summary article of the pri

Given the 100,000x levels of toxicity the tests from the distillers grain show, Is it reasonable to expect total elimination of persistent pesticides? Stan Stan Slaughter, M.A., Biology US Composting

A webinar that some find of interest.......... -----Original Message----- From: Illinois Soybean Association <ilsoy@...> To: mike flynn <mikethewormguy@...> Sent: Mon, Jan 18, 2021 6:59 am Subject: Re

Following up on my previous post, does anyone have any knowledge or experience with regulations and testing of emissions from burning syngas as they relate to meeting air quality regulations? Is there

It’s nice to see some renewals – Ove, Craig sams, Paul Guire – a loyal bunch. From: International Biochar Initiative (IBI) <info@...> Sent: Monday, January 18, 2021 4:06 AM To: info@... Subject: ** Pa

List: The last page of this document shows possibly good chsnces for successful application for multi-year PhD funding for biochar projects. Ron Begin forwarded message: From: Andrew Lockley <andrew.l

A scientific consensus is building that the drawdown of very large amounts (at least 1,000 Gt [1.1 × 1012 tn]) of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere will be needed to stabilize the earth’s clima

List and Geoff, Tom and Heather 1. The last two messages (Geoff and Tom0 were a long way from the previous thread - and raise an important topic for biochar - absorption (or adsorption?) of odors. The

Aprovecho Research Center E-News Dean and Sam and Nordica (leaders at Aprovecho) and all (especially Ryan Thompson and Christian Rakos), Your newsletter is appreciated, and the message this time needs

Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutantsSection summary and broader impacts Josh Kearns Jan 16 Night-time drum oven burn, Hsa Kaw Hser (“Border Star”) Learning Cent

RIT Global Institute for Sustainability Thermochemical Conversion & Biochar Workshop If you missed our workshop on October 29, you missed an incredibly active virtual discussion on the benefits of the

Washington State University has posted an executive summary of a workshop “Biomass to Biochar: Maximizing the Value” Forty biochar producers, practitioners, scientists, and engineers held a virtual wo

North American Biochar News USBI Newsletter January 2021 US Biochar Initiative Newsletter January 2021 Having trouble viewing this newsletter? 2020 IS TOAST BUT IT WASN'T FOR BIOCHAR! By Kathleen Drap

It amazes me that an Australian organisation has been permitted to register the name 'Terra Preta’ as a trade mark under the guise of 'Intellectual Property'. IP Australia on many occasions have demon

All, Finally, some sensible thinking about UG CO2 storage. Kim https://climatenewsnetwork.net/carbon-capture-and-storage-wont-work-critics-say/

National Biochar Week: Carbon Markets and Biochar Kathleen Draper, Chairwoman of the International Biochar Institute, discusses where biochar stands today in relation to Carbon Markets, and where it m

Looking for advice on designing a rocket stove to provide startup heating for a 500L retort. The plan is to cut one dome end off a steel pressure vessel to create a door. The vessel (Dia~0.8, L~1.0m)

Interesting video was recently released in India on three decentralized sites that separate liquid from solids and produce biochar. https://vimeo.com/467730252/eabf702e3c