It seems I've managed to get some main-stream press coverage here for biochar...
"A recent conference looks at ways to tap oil palm biomass.
At
a recent conference on oil palm biomass, one of the presenters brought
up the story of the mythical Lost City of El Dorado in the Amazon,
reputedly a place with untold gold riches. Many treasure hunters had
tried to locate it, but unsuccessfully. They found something else though
– naturally occurring biochar.
Biochar is the resulting material
when biomass (biological material derived from agricultural or forest
produce) undergoes carbonisation under high temperatures. The same
substance can be churned out from oil palm residues – along with a whole
lot of other products. And so participants at the Malaysian Palm Oil
Board’s (MPOB) International Oil Palm Biomass Conference on Sept 20 and
21 were rightly informed that oil palm biomass is a veritable goldmine.
In fact, it might well be the El Dorado of Malaysia."
http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2012/10/16/lifefocus/12094743&sec=lifefocus
You can contact me for a copy of my presentation, if of interest.
Migration is not a New Thing
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"*It is just a matter of scale**.*"
*Once upon a time,* in the lush jungles of the Maya lowlands, there lived a
wise oracle named Itzamna. His eyes, deep...
4 days ago
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