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New Gardening with Biochar FAQ

The argument for encouraging biochar use as a ubiquitous household practice is compelling: Improved garden soil will increase food production where it has the most impact on energy demand. Implementing charcoal manufacture at a household level draws in a supply of yard prunings and workbench scraps that otherwise would be lost to non-charcoal alternatives. Unfortunately, finding even the most basic information on how to implement biochar use as a personal sustainability practice is discouragingly time consuming. In response I have started up a FAQ

by paleorthid 2008-06-09 16:59 blogs · carbon · environment · agrichar · bio-char · garden · terra_preta

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No Miracles

Charcoal cannot replace the need for adding mineral nutrients.

by paleorthid 2008-06-09 16:56 agrichar · bio-char · carbon · environment · farm · fertility · nutrition · phosphorus · science · soil · carbon_credits

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The Charcoal Vision

Application of the charcoal to soils may be key to sustainability. Application of charcoal to soils is hypothesized to increase bioavailable water, build soil organic matter, enhance nutrient cycling, lower bulk density, act as a liming agent, and reduce leaching of pesticides and nutrients to surface and ground water. The half-life of C in soil charcoal is in excess of 1000 yr. Hence, soil-applied charcoal will make both a lasting contribution to soil quality and C in the charcoal will be removed from the atmosphere and sequestered for millennia.

by paleorthid 2008-04-10 10:11 agrichar · bio-char · carbon · innovation · biofuels · soil_science · terra_preta

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Scoop: Kelpie Wilson: 2006 Top Green Tech Ideas

by paleorthid 2007-02-06 01:22 terra_preta · bio-char · environment · energy

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Evolution Research - General Evolution News: Metagenomics: Investigating the invisible life in our environment

Data indicates microbes have more difficulty adapting than previously thought.

by paleorthid 2007-02-05 01:32 soil · biology · genome · rna · ecology · environment · fungi · bacteria · habitat · microbiology · research · science · soil_microbiology

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Opinion: How biofuels could cut carbon emissions, produce energy and restore dead land « Not exactly rocket science

plant diversity and low input biomass for biofuel

by paleorthid 2007-02-05 01:25 soil · environment · co2 · biofuel · research · opinion · science · carbon_sequestration · conservation

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transect points: Soil Science has Changed

Edaphology is the study of soil (edaphic) effects. Until about 25 years ago, it was mostly synonymous with agricultural soil science as distinguished from pedology, the study of soil in its natural setting. Edaphology now encompasses the new field of environmental soil science, with its more formal emphasis on interdependent living processes in soil.

by paleorthid 2007-02-04 16:48 soil · science · history · ecology · edaphology · environment

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Septic Tank Enforcement Program - St Johns Florida

by paleorthid 2007-01-27 15:33 septic_system · pollution · environment · government · regulation · nutrient_leaching · nitrate · groundwater

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Performance-Based Septic Systems Now Required in Wakulla County - Wakulla County - real estate, homes, news and politics

First instance I have come acrross of performance based septic systems being required

by paleorthid 2007-01-27 15:32 septic_system · pollution · environment · government · regulation · nutrient_leaching · nitrate · groundwater

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Septic Systems for Small Communities | Mid-Atlantic Water | US EPA

by paleorthid 2007-01-27 15:30 septic_system · pollution · environment · government · regulation · nutrient_leaching · nitrate · groundwater

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