Converting DYPER diapers and wipes to biochar yields an 80% reduction in mass. For example, 100 pounds of dry diapers yields approximately 20 pounds of biochar.

In a rolling field in the Annapolis Valley, the soil in one row of grapevines is littered with charred fragments of ...

Chicken manure that isn’t regularly being processed into a charcoal-like material called biochar is being stored in one of six empty barns at the Waialua Fresh Eggs property, a state Department ...

This latest pilot plant at Iowa State’s BioCentury Research Farm is a joint project with Chevron U.S.A. University engineers are using the pilot plant to develop and demonstrate an advanced ...

Other significant applications of biochar include soil improvement, slow-release fertilizers, carbon capture, and waste water treatment. IIT Bhubaneswar researchers develop reactor to turn waste ...