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well, if you convert it all to biochar (say with a 50% volume fudge factor to account for non-carbon components and packing density), you just have to stack an
by RaptorJ 7y ago
well, if you convert it all to biochar (say with a 50% volume fudge factor to account for non-carbon components and packing density), you just have to stack an area the size of pennsylvania with 1 meter of biochar each year to zero emissions.
- RosanaAnaDana 7y agoAnd the carbon cost of the energy it takes to convert it all to biochar?
- VBprogrammer 7y agoThe energy and carbon come from burning off the volatile organics from the wood. It impacts the amount of carbon sequestered but it's still a net positive.