Biochar shows big promise for climate-friendly soil management

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Source: Matthew C. Enebe, Ram L. Ray & Richard W. Griffin

Turning agricultural and organic waste into biochar could help store more carbon in the soil and slow climate change, according to a new study. Recent findings show that biochar improves soil health, boosts microbial diversity, and captures carbon.

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