Biomass Derived, Carbon Sequestering, Designed Fertilizers

by Kimberly A. Magrini-Bair et al.

...recent results that clearly link increased soil productivity with charcoal-like Terra Preta deposits...Replicated plant growth tests with corn...showed that these biomass-derived chars...enhanced above and below ground plant growth...support the growth and subsequent release of nitrogen-fixing bacteria...

Potential Energy Generation and Carbon Savings from Waste Biomass Pyrolysis in Israel

by E. R. Graber and E. Hadas

...It was calculated that pyrolysis energy products could reduce annual use of fossil fuels by approximately 7.3%, and the combined carbon credit for fossil fuel displacement and permanent carbon sequestration would represent 7.5% of Israel's annual CO₂-C emissions. Approximately another 0.5% C reduction...

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