I want to see if there are folks on the list considering submitting a WIG proposal? This year's priorities offer a lot of opportunities for biochar projects. As I'm currently responsible for a FY20 WI

Feeding and Nitrogen Capture with Biochar at UNL (Courtesy of Adam Smith, Nebraska forest Service) https://lnkd.in/eifc4uS Excellent video providing an overview of research efforts by the Nebraska For

blog 44) Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS) Roadmap // Stockage et extraction du carbone par la biomasse, une feuille de route https://cologie.wordpress.com/2020/10/24/44-biomass-carbon-remova

plan estufa israel.pdfPDF a través de Google Drive Hello everyone ! I would like your opinion on this model of forest biochar rocket stove to produce biochar on a small scale and be able to cook. Un a

Biocharists, I promised an update and reveal by the end of this week. There is much progress, but also some lessons and business thoughts to present here. The topic is a barrel-sized or slightly large

Dear all, Thank you for your registration to our webinar series. The 3rd Green Carbon Webinar Series will restart on 29th October (Thursday) with bi-weekly presentations of scientific projects about a

Host organization: Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County Contact info: Deborah Aller: da352@... Mina Vescera: 631-603-9613 • mv365@... Dates and times: Tuesday, November 10th: Biochar Basics

I am applying for a grant to construct filters for stormwater management in environmentally sensitive locations. According to published studies, effective water filters can be made with biochar and va

All, Beef production using feedlots is growing fastest in developing countries. Research in the US is ongoing on how to fix the CH4 and N2O emissions. Sounds like an opportunity for biochar. Kim From

List: cc the two corresponding authors in case they have more to add. (And thanks to the person supplying this lead, preferring to stay anonymous) This is a valuable new non-fee biochar paper re water

From: Tucker, Julie -FS <julie.tucker@...> Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 8:45 AM As we celebrate National Forest Products Week, please see today’s press release announcing funding opportunities for

All, New research with favorable economic implications for biochar. California’s Central Valley, which has been in drought to years, appears to be one of the areas that could most benefit from reduced

Interesting article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-12/logan-city-aims-to-use-poo-power-human-waste-to-energy/12748782 Dewetting sewer solids will take a lot of energy, but carbonizing degrades p

Nicolas, Here is some minimal information about the FabStove. It is made in South Africa, but can have assembly and even partial fabrication in the county (or region) of a project involving hundreds o

List: List: 1. This below is a longer-than-usual recommendation for a new lengthy Chinese biochar paper: “ Review of Carbon Fixation Evaluation and Emission Reduction Effectiveness for Biochar in Chin

Harald, Whitepaper: Biochar-based carbon sinks to mitigate climate change. http://www.biochar-industry.com/why/ Your Whitepaper does a great job at putting biochar in perspective compare to other natu

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

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