Why it matters: A groundbreaking global study reveals exactly how much carbon regenerative practices restore to depleted soils—and the numbers are bigger than expected. Scientists at Colorado State University just completed the most comprehensive analysis ever of regenerative agriculture’s carbon impact, published in the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
While the world debates carbon reduction strategies, bamboo biochar delivers a double climate victory—storing atmospheric carbon in soil while increasing crop yields by an average of 25%. It’s not just soil enhancement; it’s climate action that pays for itself.
Most soil improvements provide temporary benefits that require constant reapplication. Biochar advantage: This carbon-rich material creates permanent soil structure improvements while actively sequestering carbon for decades.
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