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You can check out the BNNZ press release Co/ Scoop here. The wording is much the same in the PR.co.nz version that was featured in the May ABE newsletter. I look forward to catching up with you there. … Continue reading
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I managed to get myself invited to Puro’s Asia-Pacific 2025 CDR Summit in Singapore. This was hosted by Standard Chartered Bank in collaboration with the Carbon Business Council. I went to this event having some past engagement with Puro in … Continue reading
ANZBIG have provided a link in their last newsletter to a bulk recording of the. This is a 6hr YouTube which I have broken down so that you can jump to what might be of interest to you. ANZ BIOCHAR … Continue reading
Here is some news should have been in the June ABE newsletter. Art and Fire fuse together at this year’s Whangārei Night Lights Festival (July 5th-8th) “Artists Sally Howe and Robert Mignault present ‘Crucibulum,’ an alchemical initiation of aesthetic and … Continue reading
The image link above leads to Katheryn Ryan’s interview with James Dicey and Prof. Stephen Joseph during his recent NZ speaking tour and Fieldays visit. Apologies for not posting here earlier. It has been shared on the BNNZ FB page … Continue reading
Great work here from our BNNZ chair on educating AC on biochar. It would be great to see this recording available to other councils around NZ. Your help with this would be appreciated. … Continue reading
Momentum around biochar is building in New Zealand, with a number of biochar-related projects in development. BNNZ has been invited to be part of the inaugural Ministry for Primary Industries Fieldays Forestry Hub next month, and internationally renowned biochar expert, … Continue reading
BNNZ have supported a new media production effort focused on getting the word out to the public on biochar. This film clip has been posted to the BNNZ FB page. Your comments there would be welcome. Thanks to Joany & … Continue reading
ANZBIG’s May newsletter provides the following announcement and also provides a link to the BNNZ newsletter archive. BNNZ are pleased to reciprocate in future newsletters. … Continue reading