Biochar Breakthrough for Salmon Killing Tire Chemical

In this episode of This Week in Biochar we explore a range of intriguing advancements in the biochar sector. Highlights include groundbreaking research from Nantes Université in France, where scientists are activating biochar using syngas to enhance its properties. We also cover a compelling conservation effort in Washington State, where biochar is being used to help save the salmon population by improving water quality. Surprising developments from Argentina are discussed, where researchers are experimenting with biochar as a sustainable material for electrodes in electronic applications.

These diverse topics underscore the growing versatility of biochar, demonstrating its potential from basic scientific research to practical environmental solutions and high-tech innovations. The episode emphasizes how biochar is becoming an essential tool in addressing modern challenges, capturing the interest and enthusiasm of the global biochar community.

FEATURED STORIES
▪️Biochar Boost: Syngas Treatment Increases Surface Area by 250 m²/g: https://biochartoday.com/2025/04/11/b...
▪️Biochar-Enhanced Soils Raise Urban Salmon Survival Rates from 10% to 100%: https://biochartoday.com/2025/04/06/b...
▪️600°C Biochar Electrodes Achieve 50% of Graphite’s Current with Net-Positive Carbon Footprint: https://biochartoday.com/2025/04/08/6...

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