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Author(s): INTERNATIONAL BIOCHAR CONFERENCE, 3., 2010, Rio de Janeiro.

Summary: 1. Biochar production and new products. Biomass sources, residues and co-products recycling. Management of emissions, wastes, and byproducts from biochar production. 2. Integrated biochar systems. Design and evaluation of small and large scale systems. 3. Characterization of fresh and aged biochars. Physico-chemical characterization of structural recalcitrance and functionalities. IBI's biochar characterization effort. 4. Biochar quantification in the environment. 5. Biochar amendments to soils. Agronomic evaluations and effects on soil carbon dynamics. 6. Terra Preta de Índios: state of the art. 7. Climate change mitigation value and potential. 8. Sustainability, certification and legislation. 9. Commercializing biochar and large scale dissemination - economic, commercial, and industrial issues. 10. Emissions trading and climate change policy.

Publication year: 2010

Types of publication: Annals and event proceedings (as a whole)

Unit: Embrapa Soils

Keywords: Biomass – Climate Change, Biomassa, Climate Change - Biochar, Environment – Terra preta de índio, Mudança Climática, Solo, Sustentabilidade, Terra preta de índio, biochar, biomass, climate change

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