What Is Biochar?
A soil conditioner derived from sustainably sourced wood waste. bitki bazlı bir toprak düzenleyici.
Water retention
It retains moisture and helps plants withstand dry periods.
NUTRIENT RETENTION
It absorbs nutrients and slowly releases them as plants need them.
INCREASED MICROBIAL ACTIVITY
It creates a natural habitat for microbes to convert organic matter into food.
IMPROVED SOIL STRUCTURE
Enhances aeration and drainage, promoting deeper, stronger root growth.
Fossil fuels contribute to global warming by emitting large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. They are considered carbon positive because they release carbon that has been stored underground for thousands of years. In contrast, plants absorb carbon from the atmosphere during photosynthesis as they grow. When plants reach the end of their life cycle, microorganisms in the soil typically break down this organic matter, returning the absorbed carbon back to the atmosphere.
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How Does Biochar Mitigate Climate Change?
During biochar production, carbon is transformed into a stable, inorganic form that is resistant to decomposition by bacteria and fungi. As a result, this carbon is locked in the soil instead of being released back into the atmosphere, where it can remain stable for hundreds or even thousands of years.
Research indicates that widespread, sustainable use of biochar could offset up to 12% of annual human-caused greenhouse gas emissions—a remarkable impact. (For more details on biochar and climate change, please visit this link.)
Because of this, biochar is considered a carbon-negative technology: it removes carbon from the atmosphere and stores it in the soil, helping lower greenhouse gas concentrations while supporting climate change mitigation. It also offers individuals a practical way to contribute to climate action and the shift toward a more sustainable economy.
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