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Carbon sequestration with Biochar from waste wood pyrolysis
In this podcast, Beyond Zero radio talk to Dr Adrian Morphett, Principal Environmental Engineer at Earth Systems, about biochar. Biochar is a form of charcoal produced from sustainable sources which when applied to the soil, can last for thousands of years, acting as a stable carbon store capturing carbon from the atmosphere and locking it in a solid form.
"Biochar has many benefits including Carbon sequestration, soil amendment, water retention, increasing plant growth and crop yields.” [Photo supplied by Earth Systems]
BZE Technology Radio Show: 28 April 2017: Podcast
Beyond Zero Emissions talks to Dr Adrian Morphett
BZE Interviewers: Kay Wennagel, Michael Staindl, Natalie Bucknell, Laura Perri
Interview broadcast on: 28 April 2017
From Radio 3CR in Melbourne, Australia
Further reading:
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In this podcast, Beyond Zero radio talk to Dr Adrian Morphett, Principal Environmental Engineer at Earth Systems, about biochar. Biochar is a form of charcoal produced from sustainable sources which when applied to the soil, can last for thousands of years, acting as a stable carbon store capturing carbon from the atmosphere and locking it in a solid form.
"Biochar has many benefits including Carbon sequestration, soil amendment, water retention, increasing plant growth and crop yields.” [Photo supplied by Earth Systems]
BZE Technology Radio Show: 28 April 2017: Podcast
Beyond Zero Emissions talks to Dr Adrian Morphett
BZE Interviewers: Kay Wennagel, Michael Staindl, Natalie Bucknell, Laura Perri
Interview broadcast on: 28 April 2017
From Radio 3CR in Melbourne, Australia
Further reading: