Biochar is increasingly viewed as a powerful tool for restoring degraded ecosystems, improving soil health, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and immobilizing pollutants. But a new review published ...

Tea is one of the world’s most widely consumed beverages, but the soils that sustain tea plantations are under growing pressure. Long-term fertilizer use, monocropping, soil acidification, nutrient ...

A new bibliometric analysis of 505 studies reveals explosive growth in biochar research for degraded tropical and semi-arid soils, with China leading a global collaboration network and three dominant ...

A major review finds that nitrogen-doped biochar made from agricultural waste can outperform commercial activated carbon in capturing antibiotics, dyes, pesticides, and heavy metals from wastewater, ...