[Stoves] [biochar-stoves] [biochar] Biochar Production and Cook Stove Events in Oregon During August of 2016

[Lloyd Helferty]

Humphrey,

   Thank you for reminding me that CSAYN-Uganda will be launching an 
"*East African Biochar Initiative*" (EABI) through our Climate Smart 
(Ag) [CSA] Initiative / Network.

  It is good to know that three (3) Universities (Makerere, Mbaarara and 
Gulu Universities) will be involved in this.

  Have you contacted the *International Biochar Initiative (IBI)* about 
Membership already?
  CC: Thayer Tomlinson  @biochar-international.org

  With regards to having one of the CSAYN-USA coordinators attend the 
Biochar Production and Cook Stove Events in Oregon in August, you would 
have to ask either *Aishu N.* and/or *Bill Sosinsky @ Energime 
University* (New York), which hosts the main "hub" for CSAYN-USA, 
whether they will be able to attend the event on behalf of CSAYN-USA.

Regards,

   
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On 2016-05-11 2:48 AM, Humphrey Mutaasa wrote:
> Thanks for the Information and As i told you last year, we were 
> launching the East African Biochar Initiative through our Climate 
> Smart Initiative. This was to involve three Universities Makerere, 
> Mbaarara university and Gulu University.
>
> the costs are the preventing issue, Otherwise we would have launched 
> this June 3rd 2016, and it would be a very good thing to show case at 
> the Oregon Meet. Other than that, can one of us coordinators of the 
> CSAYN attend?
>
> Humphrey
>
>
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> Subject: Re: [biochar-stoves] [biochar] Biochar Production and Cook 
> Stove Events in OregonDuring August of 2016
> To: biocharstoves
> From: lhelferty
> CC: biocharstoves
> Date: Tue, 10 May 2016 14:01:02 -0400
>
> Thanks for the feedback, Paul.
>
>  I was not really considering attending the (entire) Aprovecho event, 
> but was considering that you might want someone at the "Char 
> Production Gathering" who is also from the "World of Biochar" ~ and 
> who is (simultaneously) supporting the  "Stove community", some of 
> whom may wish to better understand *why* is it that they should [more 
> seriously] consider the Stoves that leave a bit of char behind.
>
> Regards,
>    
>    Lloyd Helferty
> On 2016-05-09 4:16 PM, Paul S Anderson wrote:
>
>     Lloyd,
>
>     Thanks for spreading the message around.
>
>     What you propose to speak about is appropriate for the USBI
>     confernce.   The events at Aprovecho will not be like a CHAB camp
>     except for the focus on production.   Char treatments and usage
>     are more for the conference.
>
>     Looking forward to seeing you and everyone in Oregon in August.
>
>     Paul
>
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