Biochar is a carbonaceous material produced from the slow/fast pyrolysis of biomass under
limited or no supply of oxygen. It has diverse uses from climate change mitigation to …

Biochar oxidation is known as a modification method to enhance the beneficial sorption
characteristics of biochar. To explore this, a comparative physio-chemical analysis of non …

Recently, biochar has garnered extensive attention in the remediation of soils contaminated
with potentially toxic elements (PTEs) owing to its exceptional adsorption properties and …

To explore the effects of the increases in pH and pH buffering capacity (pHBC) induced by
crop residue biochars on the changes in soil available Cd content, six acidic paddy soils …

Dredging activities produce large amounts of polluted sediments that require adequate
management strategies. Sediment reuse and relocation can involve several environmental …

Soil acidity is a major problem of agriculture in many parts of the world. Soil acidity causes
multiple problems such as nutrient deficiency, elemental toxicity and adverse effects on …

We investigated the improvement effects of herbaceous (corn) and woody (oak sawdust)
biochar with their calcium modification on saline alkali soil. The addition of unmodified …

Climate change and cadmium (Cd) contamination pose severe threats to rice production
and food security. Biochar (BC) has emerged as a promising soil amendment for mitigating …

Aims This study aimed at comparing the multi-functions of by-product amendments for
ameliorating acidic soils, namely, liming effect, aluminum immobilization and fertility …

Applying biochar to soil has been recognized as a promising practice of climate-smart
agriculture, with considerable potential in enhancing soil organic carbon (SOC) …