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From the pyrolysis of digestate biochar is obtained, the charcoal that can improve soil health
Anaerobic digestion
Pyrolysis is a thermochemical process in which an organic material is heated in the absence of oxygen. During this process, the material thermally decomposes at elevated temperatures, producing a number of products, including gases, liquids and solid carbon residues. The digestate can also be subjected to a pyrolysis process, thus becoming biochar. Biochar can be incorporated into soil to improve the soil structure, fertility and, as a stable material, it can contribute to long-term carbon capture and storage. Let's talk about biochar with Marc M. Feldmann, Co-Funder & CEO of Carbon Farming.
Original language: English
Origin: Germany
Speaker
Marc. M. Feldmann
CO-Funder & CEO, Carbon Farming
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