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Farmers scorch weeds, husks and other biomass to create biochar, then tuck it into the soil to boost crop yields and lock that carbon out of the atmosphere.

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In the simplest of terms, you can think about it as just like supercharged charcoal,” Cook County Highway Department Engineer ...

Engineers at RMIT University have developed an innovative approach to concrete that could yield major performance boosts in c ...

Researchers at Utah State University are working on ways to reduce the amount of harmful so-called 'forever chemicals' that ...

The market is already splitting into two camps: large-scale offtakers who are securing future supply at preferable prices and smaller buyers or latecomers who risk being priced out or left with ...

Heat that biomass up without fully consuming it and it turns to nearly pure carbon known as biochar, which farmers soak in compost or fertilizer to “charge” it with nutrients, then add to ...