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Green Carbon Webinar – Organized by the UK Biochar Research Centre, Univ. of Edinburgh

16 June 2022 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

The Green Carbon webinar on 16 June 2022 will feature:

Elias Sebastian Azzi – Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden

‘ Revisiting biochar decomposition data and long-term stability estimates: a transparent and reproducible analysis ‘

Jonas de Smedt – Ghent University, Belgium

‘ Effect of pure ZnCl2 and its eutectic mixture on the characteristics of pinewood activated carbon’

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