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Climate change could give biochar a boost with farmers

By Zach Altman | May 18, 2021

(Subscription) Will 2021 be the year that biochar finally catches fire? Proponents of the charcoal-like material that’s made from trees and other plants say they hope so, as research continues to point to its ability to enrich the soil while storing large amounts of carbon.

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