Sunday, April 20, 2014 9:03:39 PM
Rumor has it that farmers with less than fertile land that are being displaced by pipelines and "utility installations" are being enticed to move to new land enhanced with biochar as an incentive.
Imagine another scenario where a large private and/or public entity needs to clear cut a large track of land but has no viable way to remove the lumber in a "politically sensitive" way. The solution is an onsite torrefaction plant that converts all biomass into char briquettes that is then stored for future use in concrete production with additional by products like natural gas that can be harvested. In my part of thhe world we have a carbon tax and large corporations using this technology recieve carbon credits equivalent to million in tax deductions.
I'm hearing that bagged product (similar to potting soil) will be on shelves in the big box home and garden centres here in Canada this Spring but not sure what the status is in the U.S.
Interesting story B and glad you are sitting on a gold mine!
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