North American Biochar News USBI Newsletter October 2020 US Biochar Initiative Newsletter October 2020 USBI UPDATE – TOM MILES, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Welcome to our second monthly USBI 2020 Newsletter. I

To the writer who asked about “meet the demands of all local TLUD users, at cost. “ I am known to be an advocate for TLUD technology. BUT…… If you want to make biochar at barrel sizes and larger, my r

List and Dick Gallien, cc Bill Knauss This is to see if there is any list support to using a (very large) TLUD geometry in Dick’s situation. The majority of TLUD communications are for cylinders of ab

I read this morning in the Washington Post that the US EPA is just weeks away from putting out new rules on how to test for Pb in drinking water. Presumably that will make more water utilities install

Hi, I'm looking for advice on practical soil remediation from high levels of copper. A friend is starting an organic market garden on land that is not yet certified. He is starting with a quarter acre

I am preparing for my second flame cap trough batch for creating charcoal to process into biochar. This 6’ long 20” wide, 20” deep at bottom trench, reduces the processing needed of the feedstock as c

Hello -- Vermont has passed climate change legislation that sets hard deadlines for emissions reductions. I'm involved on a committee writing plans and rules. I am going to recommend that we make prov

Dear colleagues, Do any of you know a good website to download free of charge, DIN, ISO, ASTM or US EPA Protocols? This in regards of the methods that are use for analysing the different properties of

All, Does this new research report that exposes the major contribution of N2O from overuse of fertilizer present an opportunity for biochar? Kim https://insideclimatenews.org/news/07102020/nitrous-oxi

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: David Yarrow via groups.io <dyarrow5@...> Date: Mon, Oct 12, 2020 at 10:30 AM Subject: Re: [eco-ag-forum] biochar and CEC On Oct 11, 2020, at 6:06 PM, Roge

Any suggestions? We are beginning to collect large amounts of char in East Africa made from maize stalks and cobs using the Agwa TLUD. The urine will be from many people and the biochar will be used o

List, et al. Since we are drilling down on the flame cap option, what is the consensus on emissions and levels of unburned VOC's, methane, etc. I am concerned there is a continuous region of quenching

Re: Origins of flame cap technology Doc / Dr TLUD / Paul S. Anderson, PhD --- Website: www.drtlud.com Email: psanders@... Skype: paultlud Phone: Office: 309-452-7072 Mobile & WhatsApp: 309-531-4434 Ex

Hi all, We have had the emissions emitted by VUTHISA kilns tested by AIRSHED. Results attached. Emission rates and factors were not available so use was made of emission factors for charcoal kilns as

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303358352_Emissions_and_Char_Quality_of_Flame-Curtain_Kon_Tiki_Kilns_for_Farmer-Scale_CharcoalBiochar_Production Best, Harald

Revitalising oases through agroforestry and biochar View this email in your browser In the Sahara Desert the combination of agroforestry and biochar is proving that it can foster the development of oa

The hacked article has been removed from the archives and Cary’s email has been under moderation until his IT department can clear the issue. Thanks Tom Biochar List Owner

I learned today that my email address was hacked after I tried to open an email attachment from a customer. As a consequence you may have received an e-mail from me that had an attachment that looked

I've received an email from 4p1000... "Invitation to Task Forces of the 4 per 1000 Initiative on soils for food security and climate" https://wiki.afris.org/display/4Action I'm wondering if there shou

We invite you to our October 2020 Sectoral Business Webinar. “Topic: Carbon Revenues from Climate Impacts Reduction in Agriculture and Agribusiness The Agricultural sector accounts for 14 percent of t