With the global population continuing to increase, the demand for food and energy has
escalated, resulting in severe environmental pressures. Traditional methods of food and …

The present work focuses on valorizing the various biochar supports of nano-catalysts and
investigates the effect of the type of the initial biomass on the deposition and salient physico …

This study compared the impact of biochar (in powder and extract forms) derived from the
invasive tree Broussonetia papyrifera on the growth and eco-physiological responses of …

Environmental contamination by cadmium (Cd), a highly toxic heavy metal, poses significant
health risks to plants and humans. Biochar has been effectively used to promote plant …

Biochar and digestate are widely used as soil amendments as they improve its properties
and composition. This work deals with the utilization of two types of locally (Central Europe) …

As indicated in the call for papers posted for this Special Issue, Soil Science deals with
various environmental compartments, so it is closely related to Environmental Research. It is …

In the Himalayan region, the low green fodder supply to livestock necessitates agronomic
interventions, including the use of fortified pine needle biochar, a viable option for slow …

Biochar, a fine-grained porous material, exhibits properties that improve soil quality on
agricultural land. Biochar, in combination with mineral fertilizers in perennial mixed crops …

The use of biochar has been widely recommended to improve crop productivity, carbon (C)
sequestration, and soil quality in a variety of agro-ecosystems. However, the impacts of …

The management of invasive weeds on both arable and non-arable land is a vast challenge.
Converting these invasive weeds into biochar and using them to control the fate of …