Reforestation used for biomass energy is becoming a major driver to combat climate change and desertification. Brazil and US annouced a new agreement for 12 million ha
Regenerative bioeconomy in Mallorca, a new model
A complete new approach using drawdown technologies, biomass and native plants for high value-added products results the way to go in the Mediterranean.
Regeneration through biomass and wildfire reduction models
Regeneration is a new word people use when moving from just “sustained models” to a positive impact in our environment.This post shows how active fire management tools used by an enhanced bioeconomy and new advanced technologies in bioenergy can pay the bill we need to preserve and increase our forest masses.
Soil regeneration through biomass to fix damaged mine lands
Mining sector may now have a possible way to monetize soil regeneration in degraded lands. While deforested areas can only produce high yields under certain methods, our solutions sequester massive amounts of CO2, produce energy or bio-products creating income in social inclusive models.
Agave: from ‘fuel or food’ to ‘fuel and more food
Researchers confirmed potential for new plantations in drylands under constraint environmental conditions.
Why bioenergy crops (already) met expectations?
A brand new study (Nov 27th, 2017) revealed that there is enough consensus for conclusive evidence that perennial bioenergy crops can mitigate climate change emissions with very high savings of CO2 when cultivated on marginal lands.
How to protect the arable land against desertification?
United Nations (UN) promote actions to fight against desertification during the World Day to Combat Desertification, June 17th. This year the focus is “inclusive cooperation for achieving Land Degradation Neutrality”.
Sugarcane new research to boost profits
Sugarcane and Sorghum might produce much more and boost profits in marginal lands. A new research focused on biomass, oil and improved yields.
Carbon negative in USA: bioenergy is critical new study found
Carbon negative options have been studied for years. However, today biomass plantations and biochar can easily be a part of any project aiming to mitigate climate change.
Biomass in deserts? Maybe seed-bombs might help!
Biomass for bio-industries (energy, food or biomaterials) can be a major driver to reforest and make a greener world. Recently several options have been develoepd to make it cheaper.
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