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Whether you’re new to carbon removal or a carbon connoisseur, this glossary will help you decode the most common terms, abbreviations, and frameworks  in the carbon removal industry. 

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Biochar for landscaping

Biochar has many applications in urban landscaping. It can be used for:
<ul>
<li>Green roofs</li>
<li>Urban trees</li>
<li>Structural soils</li>
<li>Storm water management</li>
<li>Golf courses and sports fields</li>
</ul>
Biochar brings to the landscaping soil the strengths of both organic and inorganic raw materials without any of the disadvantages.

Urban landscaping

Our biochar is a carbon-neutral product. Moreover, our biochar does not degrade over time. While other raw materials degrade they release carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere. Our biochar doesn&#8217;t cause these emissions. Lastly, adding biochar to soil builds up and sequestrates soil organic carbon creating a carbon sink.

Carbon Sequestration

Biochar is an extremely safe component by nature. It doesn’t contain contaminants such as weeds, microplastics, human or plant pathogenic organisms, pesticide residues or other chemicals. The low ash content and absence of heavy metals and other pollutants make our biochar perfect for landscaping applications.

High Purity

Our biochar does not swell, compress or degrade over time. In fact, our biochar is proven to be the most permanent type of biochar in the market which means that it is not affected by biological degradation.  All this means is that it provides constant functionality and durable pore structure needed in any type of landscaping application. Constant aeration is  crucial for the plants because it reduces root damage caused by compaction.

Excellent Stability

Carbo Culture biochar is a very porous material with a high adsorption capacity. It means that it has a lot of surface area for water and nutrient adsorption. In practice  it reduces overall watering and fertilization frequencies and providing resilience during droughts and better drainage during wet periods.  Moreover, the high surface area provides an important place for microbes to thrive in which further increases organic carbon.

High Surface Area

Our biochar can become a slow-release nutrient storage because it has a low initial nutrient content but a high adsorption and cation exchange capacities.

Charging with nutrients

Kirsi Tanski

Kirsi is responsible for the commercialisation of biochar for agricultural, horticultural and landscaping applications. Contact Kirsi to find out more about biochar.

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