[Gasification] Biochar - Carbon Negative?
Dan Dimiduk
carefreeland at aol.com
Tue Apr 19 18:48:55 CDT 2016
Only if the Biochar is sequestered in the ground or other way. I've suggested putting it in old coal mines to clean drainage. If the decaying matter becomes peat or organic compounds which usually attach themselves to the soil particles. Then the soil is enriched with organic content. Soil bacteria and fungi feed organic food chains. Dan Dimiduk
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