This session will explore the rapidly evolving landscape of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) with a focus on biochar, providing you with the insights needed to navigate the complex intersections of policy, compliance, and value chains.
This webinar will dive deep into the critical role logistics plays in biochar production, from sourcing raw materials to delivering the final product.
Join IBI and USBI for a webinar with former C6F2F team members for an interactive discussion about the C6F2F findings, and the biggest challenges they identified in May 2024.
Join IBI and Kita for a panel and interactive discussion to dive into what’s available now for biochar finance and where the industry is heading.
Are you interested in learning about biochar on your own time? Join us for an informational webinar to learn more about IBI’s two new online courses launching this April! You’ll […]
Join us for the launch webinar of the 2023 Global Biochar Market Report, a collaboration between the International Biochar Initiative (IBI) and the U.S. Biochar Initiative. Drawing on perspectives from […]
Join us for this Climate Week NYC side event. Around the world, there are an estimated one million abandoned mines, each site potentially creating extensive ground soil and water contamination. Moreover, contamination in these so-called "brownfields" can be deadly serious for surrounding communities due to the presence of leftover heavy metals, arsenic, sulfuric acid, and […]
The second-most used material in the world, concrete production, as measured by its key ingredient “cement clinker,” is responsible for 8 per cent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Finding […]
In a panel convened by the Carbon Business Council, International Biochar Initiative, and US Biochar Initiative, we explore how the US Farm Bill could support expansions of biochar usage in […]
Longevity of carbon sinks and especially biochar based carbon sinks is discussed with intensity and often without common ground. To compensate a CO2 emission that causes a global warming effect […]
Perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a group of man-made chemicals, have been widely used in everything from firefighting to fabric, and carpets to cookware for decades. PFAS is pervasive and persistent, commonly referred to as a group of ‘forever chemicals’ which have been found in air, water, soil, flora and fauna including the vast majority of humans. […]
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