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Pyrolysis of trees can produce charcoal (biochar) which is stable in soil for thousands of years (and potentially stable in other locations for much longer). I
by leoedin 6y ago
Pyrolysis of trees can produce charcoal (biochar) which is stable in soil for thousands of years (and potentially stable in other locations for much longer). I wonder if you could pyrolyse mushrooms to produce similar products.
- special12345 6y agoI have read about it, Charcoal is transported to the oceans, where it has a chance to get in the atmosphere again.