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Lauren Boritzke Smith started the discussion
New Member Welcome - Share Your Intro Here!
Welcome to the IBI member Forum! 🌏
It’s great to have you here. Your next step is to make a comment below 👇 so we can get to know you better. Feel free to use these prompts to get you started:
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Javier Soto updated their profile
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You're invited: Our first IBI New Member Welcome Call
We’re trying something new for you! 🆕
Over the past few months, we’ve welcomed so many new members from around the world, and we realized we don’t always get the chance to properly introduce ourselves—or help you get connected with everything your membership has to offer.
So, we’re launching New Member Welcome Calls: informal, 45-minute gatherings…
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Lauren Boritzke Smith replied to the discussion
New Member Welcome - Share Your Intro Here!
Welcome Emel! Glad to have you as part of the IBI community.
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Emel Akarsu updated their profile
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Emel Akarsu replied to the discussion
New Member Welcome - Share Your Intro Here!
Değerli IBI Ekibi ve Değerli Üyeler,
Uluslararası Biyokömür Girişimi topluluğuna profesyonel bir üye olarak katılmaktan büyük heyecan duyuyorum.
Uzun süredir endüstriyel sürdürülebilirlik çalışmaları ve küresel raporlama çerçeveleriyle yakından ilgileniyorum; bu kapsamda GRI üyesi olarak da aktif rol alıyorum. İklim eyleminin aciliyeti ve…
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Mai Bui updated their profile
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Water-efficient quenching?
Water-efficient quenching for flame-cap kilns in arid and semi-arid settings, any field-tested options?
We’re running smallholder biochar production in semi-arid parts of Southern using ~1000 L flame-cap (Kon-Tiki style) kilns. Quenching is turning into a real operational bottleneck.
A single 1000 L burn needs at least ~300 L of water to…
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