Use of biochar as a soil amendment for climate change mitigation and environmental
remediation has been intensively studied over the past decade, yet the growing interest in …

Recently, incentives have been provided in many countries, including Canada and
Denmark, to produce biochar for construction usage. This is done because biochar is carbon …

Studies on the conversion of organic materials into biochar have been preferred due to the
effectiveness of biochar. Aquatic ecosystems harbor a significant amount of organic …

In the agricultural sector, the soil's physical and hydrological properties become a limiting
factor in achieving sufficient crop yields. Biochar has emerged as a significant source of …

Biochar is a carbon-rich stable product derived from the thermochemical decomposition of
biomass. The properties of biochar vary with types of feedstock, heating rate, pyrolysis …

The microbially induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) method has gained extensive use in
the realm of soil stabilisation. This study presents a novel microbial solidification technique …

Goethite nanoparticles modified biochar (FBC) could address the weak effectiveness of
conventional biochar commonly to process heavy metal (loids)(HMs) co-contamination with …

When soils available for the construction of liners do not display the characteristics
necessary for a good performance, mixtures with other materials can be employed for …

The objectives of the study are to explore fundamental mechanism of expansive soil-biochar-
root-water-bacteria interaction, and investigate crack development and hydraulic properties …

In the past few decades, numerous studies have been conducted to promote the use of
biochar as a soil amendment and most recently, for compacted geo-engineered soils. In …