The biochar solution : carbon farming and climate change /

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Author / Creator:Bates, Albert K., 1947- author.
Imprint:Gabriola Island, BC, Canada : New Society Publishers, [2010]
©2010
Description:1 online resource : illustrations, maps, portrait
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11246118
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ISBN:9781550924596
1550924591
9780865716773
0865716773
Digital file characteristics:data file
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Summary:How the dirt below our feet can save us from extinction.
Other form:Print version: Bates, Albert K., 1947- Biochar solution. Gabriola Island, BC : New Society Publishers, ©2010 9780865716773
Table of Contents:
  • Book I. Losing the Recipe. Chapter 1. The Roots of a Predicament
  • Chapter 2. Sombroek's Vision
  • Chapter 3. Conquistadors
  • Chapter 4. El Dorado
  • Chapter 5. The Great White Way
  • Chapter 6. The View from the Bluff
  • Chapter 7. Confederados
  • Chapter 8. Hartt's Breakthrough
  • Chapter 9. City Z
  • Book II. Agriculture and Climate. Chapter 10. Making Sand
  • Chapter 11. The Moldboard
  • Chapter 12. Changing the Paradigm
  • Chapter 13. The Amazon and the Ice Age
  • Chapter 14. Predicting Climate's Meander
  • Book III. Capturing Carbon. Chapter 15. Carbon Farming
  • Chapter 16. Understanding Soil
  • Chapter 17. The Soil Food Web
  • Chapter 18. The Role of Ruminants
  • Chapter 19. Compost
  • Chapter 20. Tea Craft and Designer Biochar
  • Chapter 21. From Biochar to Terra Preta
  • Chapter 22. Making Charcoal
  • Chapter 23. Stove Wars
  • Book IV. Gardening the Earth. Chapter 24. Milpas
  • Chapter 25. Chinampas
  • Chapter 26. Trees
  • Chapter 27. The Power of Youth
  • Chapter 28. Greening the Desert
  • Chapter 29. Sahara Forest
  • Chapter 30. Drey's Challenge
  • Book V. At the Turning Point. Chapter 31. The Biochar Critique
  • Chapter 32. Carbon Trading
  • Chapter 33. The International Biochar Initiative
  • Chapter 34. Permaculture Marines
  • Chapter 35. Carbon-Negative Communities.