Revenue Pathways in Modern Biochar Production Projects

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Researchers have narrowed down the single biggest source of microplastic pollution in NZ’s coastal waters – and ways to curb it.

The Data Center vs. the Planet: Big Tech’s Land-Grab in Durable Carbon Removal - ClimateTech Industry Examiner

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New Biochar Burn Pile Guidelines

Make biochar, not smoke

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🌱 Biochar 101: The Soil Superhero You Should Know Forget what you've heard, biochar isn't just charcoal. It's a powerful carbon sponge created by heating organic waste (like wood chips) in a low oxygen process called pyrolysis. This transforms waste into a stable, porous carbon structure that sequesters CO₂ for centuries. 🕳️ Where Do the Holes Come From? The magic lies in the original plant structure. The biomass is full of natural passages vessels, fibers, and cell walls. During pyrolysis, the volatile compounds and water are driven off, but this intricate architectural "scaffolding" remains. What's left is a rigid, highly porous carbon matrix, essentially a fossilized shadow of the plant. 🔥 Why Microbes Love It This isn't just empty space; it's prime real estate for them. These countless pores and tunnels become a "microbial condo", offering beneficial bacteria and fungi a safe haven from predators and dehydration. The biochar's surface also retains nutrients and water, creating a perfect, long-term habitat for a thriving soil ecosystem. ✅ The Triple Win: 1. For Soil: Builds long-term fertility, improves water retention, and reduces fertilizer needs. 2. For Climate: Locks away carbon for centuries, a direct path to carbon removal. 3. For Waste: Upcycles agricultural residues into a high value resource. In short, it turns a problem (organic waste) into a powerful solution (fertile soil + carbon drawdown). I'm keen to hear your thoughts! Have you seen or worked with biochar in agriculture or carbon projects? What other scalable soil health solutions are you excited about? #Indochar #HelpingFarmers #HealingSoil #RemovingCarbon #Biochar #SoilHealth #CarbonSequestration #ClimateTech #SustainableAgriculture #RegenerativeAg #CarbonRemoval #CircularEconomy

This simple farming technique can capture carbon for thousands of years

Across the world, farmers are turning waste biomass into biochar, improving soils, boosting yields, and creating a new source of income.

Scientists Discovered an Amazing Practical Use For Coffee Ground Waste

Charred coffee grounds could make concrete up to 30 percent stronger, scientists in Australia found.