Biochar, made from plant waste, can restore carbon in fragile pasture soils, boost fertility, and support climate resilience.

It could solve major challenges facing farmers. Scientists make game-changing discovery that could revolutionize agriculture: 'Promising strategy' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Agriculture advisers are encouraging farmers to explore the option of placing biochar on their fields to help improve soil ...

A worker-owned cooperative is deploying PyroTowers to produce biochar, which helps farmers in the developing world improve ...

Biochar stands out as exceptionally long lasting when put into the soil. It is a form of charcoal made from organic matter such as wood treated at high heat ...

The concept of "biochar" may dredge up images of ash and blackened organic matter, but the material could be a bright ...

Toxic waste could be next clean energy breakthrough, scientists say - Researchers says converting waste into high-value ...

PYROCO™ offers a disruptive solution in the biochar market, using biosolids to create activated biochar that enhances biomass ...

Deakin University researchers find biochar-enriched potting mix can enhance basil cultivation while supporting carbon storage ...

An environmental engineer explains how his research team is developing a system containing bacteria, biochar and gel to break ...

Billions of disposable diapers end up in North American landfills yearly. Carrie Pollak’s firm is trying better ways.