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1 Introduction 1
Charcoal and biochar
A visit to India
The players
2 An Overall View 10
Carbon
The atmosphere
The land
Limited resources Geo engineering
Downsides
Predictions
3 The Amazon Civilization 24
Dark soil (terra preta)
4 Biochar and Agriculture 29
Soil
Productivity
Peak oil
Peak phosphorus
Pandemics Introduction of biochar
Where, and how much? Permanence in soil
Application
5 Pilot Schemes 57
The banana grower
SCAD
Southern France Carbon Gold in Belize
Ghana
Poultry farm Cameroon
Microwave
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
6 Science 75
Photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide
Methane
Nitrous oxide
Safe level for greenhouse gases
Biochar
Nutrient qualities
7 Carbon Credits? 94
Cap-and-trade
The global economy
Experience: Europe
Biochar
Twin solutions
CMF: the Carbon Maintenance Fee
8 Summary 109
Selected bibliography 113
Index 116
About the Author 121
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