It is great to see GoWell Consulting connecting with this project and sharing the news. The broader sustainability consulting sector could help the world by getting familiar with biochar production and its many applications. a minor grumble from me on … Continue reading
Do We Now Know How to Recreate Terra Preta? Betsy Kettle has been featured here a number of times. You can get to know her & her work from CCC S1E5. Betsy has provided the following report covering seven years … Continue reading
Another great listen Co/ Dylan & CCC… “Anni talks to Dylan about her life journey from Germany to Portugal to settling in New Zealand in 2012. She and husband Ron homestead on 50 acres in Maheno in North Otago and … Continue reading
Great story. LCA comparison needed with this… … Continue reading
Check out the linked presentation above for some great content: “Listen in as we hear from the Sustainable Taranaki Crew talking about the Green Loop. We hear from Mieke Verschoor, a fellow member of our network, who is a Co-founder … Continue reading
“Through this partnership, Christchurch will receive approximately $2.9 million in funding to deliver two research projects in the OARC. The projects will focus on: Establishing plantings of native species to improve biodiversity and climate resilience, while developing models for renewable … Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sinkit by Southland Carbon (@sinkit.nz) Enjoying SC’s marketing work here. … Continue reading
I’m a bit slow finding this presentation to the Compost Collective among some other interesting talks on composting. A City-to-Farm project presentation is also part of the series: https://youtu.be/rWbRzpd4vxE?si=cprYuilXnbfzRmAU … Continue reading
I’ve just discovered this coverage Co/ Advance Landscape Systems. This project was covered previously: RNZ on biochar… again … Continue reading
Bravo Gordon. Something to note is that humates are fossil carbon. My opinion is that they should be left in the ground along with peat / peat moss. If we have effective sustainable replacements then why mine our environment? Maybe … Continue reading