In this interview with Eric Mayer of Napachar, we explore the low tech approach of creating biochar from grapevines that have been removed to replant vineyards. This technique is a way of actually creating fossilized wood and sequestering carbon for centuries in the soil. It is part of the burgeoning field of regenerative agriculture.
Napachar: https://napachar.com/
Wilson Biochar, Kelpie Wilson: wilsonbiochar.com
Global Algae Inovations: globalalgae.com
Pyrolysis: https://www.ars.usda.gov/northeast-area/wyndmoor-pa/eastern-regional-research-center/docs/biomass-pyrolysis-research-1/what-is-pyrolysis/#:~:text=Pyrolysis%20is%20the%20heating%20of,strong%20bio%2Dpolymers%20mentioned%20above.
Stacking Functions: https://ranchomastatal.com/blognewsletter/2016/8/15/the-art-of-stacking-functions
Drew Isaacs: haas.berkeley.edu/faculty/isaacs-andrew/
PAH's Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons: cdc.gov.biomonitoring/PAHs_Fact Sheet.html
Thibaut Scolasch: https://www.vinifera-euromaster.eu/dr-t-scholasch/