Biochar, which is rich in aromatic carbon and minerals, is a product of biomass pyrolysis at
temperatures ranging from 350° C to 1000° C in oxygen-limited environments. In recent …

Biochar is a product of biomass pyrolysis and has a number of environmentally beneficial
uses, but it can also pose risks if not managed properly. These risks are mainly due to the …

Changes in Earth's biosphere as civilization has developed, its increased technogenic load,
and reduced overall resources of resistant stability spur the natural and technological …

Three biodegradable materials (ie wood chips (WC), digested sewage sludge (DSS), and
lignin (LG)) obtained as by-products of industrial processes were selected for biochar (BC) …

The intensive industrial development and urbanization, as well as the negligible return of
hazardous components to the deeper layers of the Earth, increases the contamination load …

Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) interacts with dissolved trace metal affecting their mobility
and bioavailability through the formation of DOC–metal complexes. Several types of biochar …

The article deals with the issues of creative society's environment. The theses have been
developed as follows. 1. Creative venture enters unknown environment concerning …

The lack of information due to insufficient data availability and an improper sampling method
for stormwater generates constraint and uncertainty in addressing all storm events. In such …

The global stability crisis of ecosystems manifests itself in the growth of a technogenic load
and the deteriorated quality of life, particularly in the concentrated centres of urbanization …

Les ouvrages de biofiltration, systèmes végétalisés conçus pour le stockage, la filtration et
éventuellement l'infiltration de l'eau, peuvent contribuer à une meilleure maîtrise du flux …