A regenerative biomass model can tackle climate change
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.
Forests or deserts? fossil economy or bioeconomy? choose!
Forests, green covers, perennial grasses, biodiverse farms, natural vegetation, food crops, rotational management, carbon farming, regenerative agriculture, permaculture, carbon sequestration. It’s all this or deserts. Its bioeconomy or fossil energy?.
Agave: from ‘fuel or food’ to ‘fuel and more food
Researchers confirmed potential for new plantations in drylands under constraint environmental conditions.
Non-food biomass in US to reach 1bn ton in 2040
Non-food Biomass plantations would take a major role in United States bioeconomy during next decades.
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.
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.
Biomass costs lower than fossil energy (IRENA says)
Biomass costs would be lower than those of most fossil energy sources in most countries of the world. IRENA recent report reveals how technologies are reaching grid parity.
Bioenergy Crops 2030: 26-34% of total biomass, IRENA said
Bioenergy crops are expected to grow up to 39 EJ by 2030, as analyzed and suggested by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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