Dear Climate Solution Thinkers:
Read the latest endorsements of Carbon Negative Energy from Biochar
Production at www.GlobalClimateSolutions.org including Dr. James Hansen who
has recently stated that:

"Carbon sequestration in soil also has significant potential. Biochar,
produced in pyrolysis of residues from crops, forestry, and animal wastes,
can be used to restore soil fertility while storing carbon for centuries to
millennia. Biochar helps soil retain nutrients and fertilizers, reducing
emissions of GHGs such as N2O. Replacing slash-and-burn agriculture with
slash-and-char and use of agricultural and forestry wastes for biochar
production could provide a CO2 drawdown of ~8 ppm or more in half a
century."

As always, we're looking for serious sustainable solutions to climate
change.  If you would like to submit a piece please visit our website for
instructions.

What we choose to do--or not to do--will make all the difference.  Be
determined to work together and to win!

Respectfully,
Ryan D. Hottle

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GLOBAL CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

www.GlobalClimateSolutions.org
serious, sustainable solutions to climate change including carbon-negative
energy

submit your ideas and articles on-line at:
www.GlobalClimateSolutions.org
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