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BIOCHARCULTURE Dr . N. S a i Bha s kar R eddy, GE O htt p : //e- ge o . org Part IV

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BIOCHARCULTURED

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Part IV

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PlantsCoarse uniform

Sand (2 inches)

Biochar

Compost (6 to

8 inches)

Black Plastic

SheetBricks

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Advantages of Biochar Urban Gardens

These are low cost solutions for efficient use of urban spaces.

Complement food needs by growing food.

Fresh and nutritious food is available close to habitation

Economic savings through access to self grown food

Utilization of waste for creating biochar compost.

Carbon sequestration through biochar use.

Emissions reduction, improved soil fertility and management, efficient use of water and conservation, increased soil microbial density, micorhazea (fungus), etc.

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Advantages of Biochar Urban Gardens

Sink for CO2 and contribution to climate change mitigation.

Converting dry waste into biochar using biochar stoves and utilizing the energy. http://goodstove.com

Efficient solid waste management

Insulation to the roof

Entertainment and cultural activity space

Social gathering

Conducting meetings and workshops

Health walk ways

A great place for exercise and mental peace.

Aesthetics

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Thank you..