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Northland researchers look to biochar as possible climate solution

Wood heated to a high temperature in a low-oxygen setting creates a charcoal that holds its carbon. It also improves soil health and filters water. Will it become widespread?

United statesRice universityFrance generalCarrie masielloPatrick johnsonTadele haileJohn myersEric singsaasJohanna jernbergIntergovernmental panel on climateA department of energyDepartment of defenseClint austin duluth media groupUnited nation intergovernmental panel on climateIntergovernmental panel on climate changeForest service

Northland researchers look to biochar as possible climate solution

Wood heated to a high temperature in a low-oxygen setting creates a charcoal that holds its carbon. It also improves soil health and filters water. Will it become widespread?

United statesRice universityFrance generalTadele haileJohanna jernbergCarrie masielloJohn myersEric singsaasPatrick johnsonIntergovernmental panel on climateDepartment of defenseUnited nation intergovernmental panel on climateClint austin duluth media groupA department of energyForest serviceIntergovernmental panel on climate change

Northland researchers look to biochar as possible climate solution

Wood heated to a high temperature in a low-oxygen setting creates a charcoal that holds its carbon. It also improves soil health and filters water. Will it become widespread?

United statesRice universityFrance generalTadele haileJohanna jernbergEric singsaasJohn myersPatrick johnsonCarrie masielloClint austin duluth media groupDepartment of defenseForest serviceUnited nation intergovernmental panel on climateIntergovernmental panel on climate changeIntergovernmental panel on climateA department of energy

Northland researchers look to biochar as possible climate solution

Wood heated to a high temperature in a low-oxygen setting creates a charcoal that holds its carbon. It also improves soil health and filters water. Will it become widespread?

United statesRice universityFrance generalEric singsaasTadele hailePatrick johnsonCarrie masielloJohanna jernbergJohn myersDepartment of defenseForest serviceUnited nation intergovernmental panel on climateIntergovernmental panel on climateClint austin duluth media groupA department of energyIntergovernmental panel on climate change

Northland researchers look to biochar as possible climate solution

Wood heated to a high temperature in a low-oxygen setting creates a charcoal that holds its carbon. It also improves soil health and filters water. Will it become widespread?

United statesFrance generalRice universityTadele haileCarrie masielloEric singsaasPatrick johnsonJohn myersJohanna jernbergA department of energyForest serviceIntergovernmental panel on climateDepartment of defenseClint austin duluth media groupIntergovernmental panel on climate changeUnited nation intergovernmental panel on climate

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