Inactive?
	Are there any active group owners/anyone mind if I request to be this groups owner? By Ipad41001  - Dec 18 2011 - 12 new of 12 messages

2 biochar events coming up - online and in Cambodia

Biochar; the potential in Asia Pacific? Monday 25th - Friday 29th October 2010 Online workshop hosted by Appropriate Rural Technology Institue - India and the UK Biochar Research Centre, University of Edinburgh. Please join us for an online discussion on biochar, covering technology, use and policy with a focus on the poverty alleviation... more » By Sarah Carter  - Oct 19 2010 - 1 new of 1 message

	Efficacy of biochar as a carbon offset
	Hi, I'm in the UK, working for a company interested in implementing a common-sense and small-scale approach to carbon offsetting. Kilns such as the one demonstrated here - [link] - look very promising, as we are based in a rural location and are fairly small.... more » By Dan Hartas  - Aug 17 2010 - 6 new of 6 messages

	Funding
	Biochar is a good idea, but funding of production is open to abuse such as illegal deforestation and failure to replant. Governments should fund sustainable woodland management and composting with additional support for coppice or pollard systems, planting of native (or mixed - say up to 10% non-native) woodlands for biodiversity,... more » By moretreesplease  - Jan 25 2010 - 1 new of 1 message

	Biokohle.org
	Biokohle.org - Educational Biochar Ressource. Best Regards By Biokohle.org  - Jan 6 2010 - 1 new of 1 message

	Manchester Report: Vote for the best idea to tackle climate change | Environment | guardian.co.uk
	The Guardian has asked the public to vote for one of the top-10 shortlisted solutions to tackle climate change. Biochar is included in this list so please (please!) vote for it: [link] And forward this message onto your colleagues, family, friends and all... more » By Sophie Short  - Jul 21 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

	6/7/09 Biochar Updates;
	Biochar Soil Technology.....Husbandry of whole new orders of life Biotic Carbon, the carbon transformed by life, should never be combusted, oxidized and destroyed. It deserves more respect, reverence even, and understanding to use it back to the soil where 2/3 of excess atmospheric carbon originally came from.... more » By erich  - Jun 7 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

	Where can I get simple biochar equipment in the UK?
	Obviously I want it to be environmentally friendly (e.g. no methane releases) equipment that is easy to use. As second best, where can I get plans so that I can get some made? Thanks Geoff Beacon By Geoff Beacon  - Apr 2 2009 - 4 new of 4 messages

	Biochar to be available retail in Australia for the first time.
	[link] The family passion product. Sorry for the bit of shameless self promotion. Cheers. Jubal By info@outbackbiochar.com.a u  - Mar 25 2009 - 4 new of 4 messages

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	Jim Wallbridge Grower Liaison Hendrick Seeds Ltd. phone 613-659-3907 cell 613-561-6294 email J...@hendrickseeds.com By Jim Wallbridge  - Sep 6 2008 - 1 new of 1 message