A new way of storing thousands of tonnes of CO2 in the ground beneath our feet is being piloted in Lancashire. Lancashire County Council is one of the first councils in the UK to trial the large-scale use of biochar, a charcoal-like substance that is made by heating agricultural and forestry crop residues. When they …
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We have experienced excellent growth of our wetland crops along with barley, and phytoremediation species Reed Canary Grass, as you can see in the images below.
We were delighted to support such an innovative project in the heart of Glasgow, which showcases the latest initiatives in terms of wetland restoration. Biochar has been used to great effect for years on remediating soils that are contaminated with heavy metals and other chemicals. The benefit being, once the sponge-like structure of the biochar …
