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Carbon & sustainability
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Carbon in soil can become a long-term asset.

Biochar connects agricultural-residue management, soil improvement and a potential pathway for durable biogenic carbon storage.

Biochar carbon cycle
Why biochar

Convert part of biogenic carbon into a more persistent form.

During pyrolysis, biomass is converted into biochar rather than allowing all of its carbon to return quickly to the atmosphere. When produced and applied appropriately, a portion of that carbon can remain in soil over long time horizons.

1
Local residuesUse regionally available agricultural residues as productive feedstock.
2
Solid carbonConvert a portion of biogenic carbon into a more decay-resistant solid material.
3
Soil utilityCombine the carbon pathway with a functional soil-amendment use.
JWAIN approach

We do not present unverified carbon credits as issued.

Credible carbon projects require defined project boundaries, feedstock and energy data, life-cycle accounting, monitoring, traceability, an accepted methodology and independent verification.

Traceability

Build feedstock, production, batch and product-use records.

Measurement

Collect carbon, energy and co-product data in an auditable form.

Verification

Any credit issuance requires independent verification and an appropriate methodology.