All Entries Tagged With: "Biochar"
Could Biochar Be Used To Sequester Carbon From Coal Powerstations?
Rather than gassifiying coal and separating hydrogen and CO2 (after the other pollutants are removed), and then trying to inject that CO2 deep into the earths crust, would it not be a better approach to slow the pyrolysis process down and cut it short to produce char rather than CO2 gas? That way the carbon [...]
Where Can I Buy Biochar In England?
I’ve been trying to find out more about this so called biochar, and so far it looks pretty awesome. Not only does it improve soil quality, but it also produces other useful materials as bi-products and most importantly it sequesters atmospheric Co2. Even it’s biggest critics seem to object only on the grounds that if [...]
Is Biochar A Good Idea In Terms Of Agw Mitigation And Soil Fertility?
Do you think Biochar can be an effective aid in reducing/preventing AGW? Or do you see it as an over hyped ‘bio-engineering’ road to nowhere?
And for our friends the denialists who will undoubtedly do their thing and say it’s useless because AGW is not real anyway, do you at least think it’s a good way [...]
I Need Information About Biochar Effectes Amf?
Have a look at this article in the Marschner Review, examining the effects of biochar on the abundance of mycorrhizal fungi, particularly AMF, ECM and ERM:http://www.css.cornell.edu/faculty/lehma…
Can I Produce Biochar From My Kitchen Waste?
can i produce my own biochar to fertilized my garden soil using
kitchen waste and any biowaste i can find?
Do You Think Biochar Is A Good Solution?
The charcoal byproduct can be used as biochar to improve the productivity of our agricultural soils.
Biochar – How To Make It On A Small Scale?
Biochar – How to make it on a small scale.?
I have read that Biochar could be used as a soil amendment that could help the environment. I live in the Philippines and see lots of rice husks that are burned after harvest. I would like to try to use it to make Biochar on a [...]
Is Biochar Available For Local Delivery Where You Live?
I need 4 to 5 yards of biochar and have only been able to find it on the Internet in 50lbs bags for shipment. That’s not cost effective for me. I can’t believe it’s not as common as wood chips. Has anyone else been able to get it?
Australian Firm Leading Mobile Biochar Technology.
Black is Green Pty. Ltd. (BiG) is an Australian companyworking to commercialise a patented fast rotary hearth process for the conversion of biomass residues to biochar and environmentally friendly fuel charcoal.
The production of biochar from plant and animal biomass residues is often the most economically viable means to deal with the disposal, greenhouse emissions, odour, [...]
Biochar Technology Rapidly Evolving
Science never holds still and the science of biochar isn’t any different. There has been a great deal of publicity in recent months over biochar’s potential to act as a powerful new weapon in the fight against climate change. New pyrolysis kilns being produced througout the world are capable of processing decomposing organic waste streams [...]
