Biochar: the Material with Unique Properties for Carbon Sequestration and Global Warming Mitigation

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azimzadeh yaser; NAJAFI NOSRATOLLAH

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Journal: Journal of Land Management Year:2017 | Volume:5 | Issue:1 Page(s): 51-63

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Biochar: the Material with Unique Properties for Carbon Sequestration and Global Warming Mitigation

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azimzadeh yaser | NAJAFI NOSRATOLLAH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Bio-oil

carbon

Climate change

Pyrolysis

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Climate change caused by increasing atmospheric concentration of CO2 due to fossil fuel combustion and land use change is one of the biggest challenges facing our modern world. Being a persistent and carbon-rich solid material, biochar remains stable for hundreds or even thousands of years in the environment. It can, thus, store carbon to mitigate the effects of Climate change and global warming. Addition of biochar to soil may also reduce, directly or indirectly, N2O and other greenhouse gases in soils. It is produced in a process called ‘ Pyrolysis’ , which is indeed the thermal degradation of organic materials in environments with no oxygen or only a limited supply. During Pyrolysis, biomass undergoes a variety of physical, chemical, and molecular changes in which it is converted into the three liquid (Bio-oil), solid (biochar), and gas phases. All the three phases produced by Pyrolysis can be used as fuel. Moreover, addition of biochar to soil not only leads to carbon sequestrationbut also improves soil physical, chemical, and biological properties, thereby playing an important role in sustainable agriculture and soil management by improving soil fertility and plant yield.

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azimzadeh, yaser, & NAJAFI, NOSRATOLLAH. (2017). Biochar: the Material with Unique Properties for Carbon Sequestration and Global Warming Mitigation. JOURNAL OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 5(1 ), 51-63. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/267762/en

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azimzadeh yaser, NAJAFI NOSRATOLLAH. Biochar: the Material with Unique Properties for Carbon Sequestration and Global Warming Mitigation. JOURNAL OF LAND MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2017;5(1 ):51-63. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/267762/en

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yaser azimzadeh, and NOSRATOLLAH NAJAFI, “Biochar: the Material with Unique Properties for Carbon Sequestration and Global Warming Mitigation,” JOURNAL OF LAND MANAGEMENT, vol. 5, no. 1 , pp. 51–63, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/267762/en

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