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 = Overview<br/> =
 '''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal Production|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics on Biomass|Biomass]].<br/>
-<p style="text-align: right">{{#widget:YouTube|id=ujqza-NDy4I}}<br/></p>
+<p style="text-align: right">{{#widget:YouTube|id=ujqza-NDy4I}}<br/>This is a documentary about how to produce bio-char in Bangladesh with English subtitles; start at 1:28.<br/></p>
 = Production<br/> =
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 *[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
 *[[Bio-char Production from Agricultural Waste in Nan Province, Thailand|Bio-char Production from Agricultural Waste in Nan Province, Thailand]]
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 = Overview<br/> =
 '''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal Production|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics on Biomass|Biomass]].<br/>
-<p style="text-align: right">{{#widget:YouTube|id=ujqza-NDy4I?t=122}}<br/></p>
+<p style="text-align: right">{{#widget:YouTube|id=ujqza-NDy4I}}<br/></p>
 = Production<br/> =
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Climate_Change]]

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 '''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal Production|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics on Biomass|Biomass]].<br/>
+<p style="text-align: right">{{#widget:YouTube|id=ujqza-NDy4I?t=122}}<br/></p>
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 = Production<br/> =
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 *[http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar]<br/>
 *[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
-*[[Bio-char_Production_from_Agricultural_Waste_in_Nan_Province,_Thailand|Bio-char Production from Agricultural Waste in Nan Province, Thailand]]
+*[[Bio-char Production from Agricultural Waste in Nan Province, Thailand|Bio-char Production from Agricultural Waste in Nan Province, Thailand]]
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 -> Find more information in the article [http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en "Uses of Biochar" from ithaka]<br/>
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 = Climate Change =
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 *[http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar]<br/>
 *[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal_Production|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics_on_Biomass|Biomass]].<br/>
+'''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal Production|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics on Biomass|Biomass]].<br/>
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 = Production<br/> =
-It it created using a pyrolysis process, heating biomass in a low oxygen environment. Once the pyrolysis reaction has begun, it is self-sustaining, requiring no outside energy input. Byproducts of the process include syngas (H2 + CO), minor quantities of methane (CH4), tars, organic acids and excess heat.<ref name="Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfml">Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfml
+It it created using a pyrolysis process, heating biomass in a low oxygen environment. Once the pyrolysis reaction has begun, it is self-sustaining, requiring no outside energy input. Byproducts of the process include syngas (H2 + CO), minor quantities of methane (CH4), tars, organic acids and excess heat.<ref name="Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfml">Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfmlfckLR</ref>
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 = Use of Biochar<br/> =
-Initially only used in agriculture, the range of uses for biochar now covers a wide range of different fields, giving this plant-based raw material the chance to make the most of its positive properties. Wherever biochar is specifically used even for industrial purposes, the carbon taken from the atmosphere in the form of CO2 can be stored for long periods or at least used to replace fossil carbon sources.<ref>ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar: http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en</ref> <br/>
+Initially only used in agriculture, the range of uses for biochar now covers a wide range of different fields, giving this plant-based raw material the chance to make the most of its positive properties. Wherever biochar is specifically used even for industrial purposes, the carbon taken from the atmosphere in the form of CO2 can be stored for long periods or at least used to replace fossil carbon sources.<ref>ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar: http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en</ref><br/>
 -> Find more information in the article [http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en "Uses of Biochar" from ithaka]<br/>
 = Climate Change =
-Biochar offers a strong link between the three Rio conventions as it simultaneously addresses climate change, soil degradation and biodiversity.<ref name="Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/">Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/
+Biochar offers a strong link between the three Rio conventions as it simultaneously addresses climate change, soil degradation and biodiversity.<ref name="Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/">Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/fckLR</ref>
 </ref>
 -> Find more information in the article "[http://www.biochar.org/joomla/ Fire Accelerates / Biochar Decelerates the Carbon Cycle" on biochar.com]
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 *[http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar]<br/>
-*[[Alternative_Charcoal_Tool_(ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
+*[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Climate_Change]]

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		+	= Overview<br/> =
		+
		+	'''Biochar''' is a name for [[Charcoal_Production\|Charcoal]] created by pyrolysis of [[Basics_on_Biomass\|Biomass]].<br/>
		+
		+	<br/>
		+
		+	= Production<br/> =
		+
		+	It it created using a pyrolysis process, heating biomass in a low oxygen environment. Once the pyrolysis reaction has begun, it is self-sustaining, requiring no outside energy input. Byproducts of the process include syngas (H2 + CO), minor quantities of methane (CH4), tars, organic acids and excess heat.<ref name="Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfml">Biochar.info: http://www.biochar.info/biochar.biochar-overview.cfml
		+	</ref>
		+
		+
		+
		+	= Use of Biochar<br/> =
		+
		+	Initially only used in agriculture, the range of uses for biochar now covers a wide range of different fields, giving this plant-based raw material the chance to make the most of its positive properties. Wherever biochar is specifically used even for industrial purposes, the carbon taken from the atmosphere in the form of CO2 can be stored for long periods or at least used to replace fossil carbon sources.<ref>ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar: http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en</ref> <br/>
		+
		+	-> Find more information in the article [http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en "Uses of Biochar" from ithaka]<br/>
		+
		+	= Climate Change =
		+
		+	Biochar offers a strong link between the three Rio conventions as it simultaneously addresses climate change, soil degradation and biodiversity.<ref name="Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/">Biochar.org: http://www.biochar.org/joomla/
		+	</ref>
		+
		+	-> Find more information in the article "[http://www.biochar.org/joomla/ Fire Accelerates / Biochar Decelerates the Carbon Cycle" on biochar.com]
		+
		+	<br/>
		+
		+	= Further Information<br/> =
		+
		+	*[http://www.ithaka-journal.net/55-anwendungen-von-pflanzenkohle?lang=en ithaka: Journal for ecology, winegrowing and climate farming - Uses of biochar]<br/>
		+	*[[Alternative_Charcoal_Tool_(ACT)\|Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)]]<br/>
		+
		+	<br/>
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		+	= References<br/> =
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		+	<references /><br/>

	[[Category:Bioenergy]]		[[Category:Bioenergy]]
		+	[[Category:Charcoal]]
		+	[[Category:Impacts_Environmental]]
		+	[[Category:Climate_Change]]

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		+	[[Category:Bioenergy]]