Congrats to Thabiso & his team. Lets grow the community & contractor scale operations around NZ. Check out the Napachar blueprint: https://groups.io/g/BNNZ/message/1120 And while I have your attention… You should have received a direct email on making a MfE submission … Continue reading
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
Really nice video production (~9min) featuring Betsy Kettle and the cascading aspects of the City to Farm project. Betsy has shared the news on The Dig (QuorumSense slack group) and will also be speaking on biochar at the upcoming Climate … Continue reading
Auckland screening of documentary featuring biochar initiatives Sija Soman (Founder & Managing Trustee | Climate Commons) invites you to the upcoming screening of her documentary film ’Climate Commons’ in the Auckland CBD on the 7th of March. She has included … Continue reading
We don’t often get a mention in Friday Offcuts so happy to see this in their latest newsletter … Continue reading
Check out the PR linked below (nice work Joany@TGCF). You can help by providing your own feedback here: https://consult.environment.govt.nz/climate/second-emissions-reduction-plan/consultation/ … Continue reading
Dr Peter Winsley’s latest WordPress article on biochar is timely. Hopefully it will draw plenty of discussion there. A search for ‘biochar’ on Peter’s WordPress page pulls 12 articles since 2019. His connection to biochar advocacy goes all the way … Continue reading
Developing a Carbon Removals Strategy “New Zealand currently relies on continually expanding forests for the carbon removals needed to meet emissions budgets and the Nationally Determined Contribution under the Paris Agreement. A broader portfolio of activities is needed to sequester … Continue reading
“The Australian system recognises diverse forms of carbon removal that support biodiversity and communities. We need to include new forms of scientifically robust carbon removals like wetlands, blue carbon, soil carbon and biochar.“ Thank you Finn. … Continue reading