A research hub at the University of Queensland is taking a unique approach to converting plant waste into carbon-based compounds like jet fuel. https://lnkd.in/gZYSsTYk #sustainableaviationfuel #SAF #biobaseddiesel #Australia #research #development #waste
UQ research hub converts plant waste into jet fuel
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Green light for East Yorkshire facility to generate energy from agricultural waste - could provide energy to heat more than 5,000 homes https://lnkd.in/e8Rb6xbp
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Biochar vs. Fly Ash — What’s the Difference?⚖️ They may look similar… but they couldn’t be more different. Biochar is a carbon-rich material made by heating organic waste (like wood or crop residue) in a low-oxygen environment. It’s stable, safe, and incredible for soil health, carbon sequestration, and regenerative agriculture. ⚠️ Fly ash, on the other hand, is a byproduct of burning coal in power plants. It may be reused in construction, but it often contains heavy metals and is not safe for soil or food systems. 👀 Watch the video. Learn the difference. Choose verified carbon solutions. #BiocharExplained #FlyAshVsBiochar #SoilHealth #CarbonSmart #CO2Trust #ClimateEducation #VerifiedNotGreenwashed #SustainableFarming #RegenerativeFuture #CarbonIsCool #OffTrustExplains
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Biochar’s exceptional porosity and surface area make it a powerful tool for odour control, capturing and neutralising unpleasant compounds from agricultural, composting, and waste management operations. When used in compost or applied over manure lagoons, biochar can significantly reduce ammonia and sulphur emissions, improving air quality and working environments. Beyond odour management, it also brings lasting environmental benefits through carbon sequestration. A practical, natural solution for cleaner, more sustainable operations. #SustainableFarming #WasteManagement #CarbonSequestration #CircularEconomy
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It's true! Microbes have the incredible ability to eat oil spills — using the hydrocarbons as food and turning them into carbon dioxide and water through a process called bioremediation. This natural cleanup method is transforming how we restore polluted environments, offering a sustainable alternative to chemical treatments and heavy machinery. #FunFactFriday #Bioremediation #MicrobialPower #EcoRestoration #BWWCS
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Biochar goes through the same process as charcoal and activated carbon but lacking a steam wash or process to create briquettes. It has proven to work in supporting healthy soils along with removing certain pollutants. This article is showing it to be an effective additive in bioswale and raingarden mixes. 💧 https://lnkd.in/gsrVnmkM
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Waste to Wonder: Cocoa Pods Hit 776 m²/g Surface Area New research shows cocoa pod waste can be transformed into high-performance biochar with exceptional properties: 🔹 41% yield with 776 m²/g surface area 🔹 Naturally rich in potassium, phosphorus, and calcium 🔹 Perfect for water purification, carbon capture, and soil enhancement 🔹 Produced using simple, energy-efficient gasification This breakthrough (published in Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2025) turns agricultural waste into a multi-purpose environmental solution—addressing waste management, soil health, and carbon capture simultaneously. The circular economy in action. What agricultural waste in your region could become tomorrow's environmental asset? #Biochar #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #AgTech #CarbonCapture #WasteToValue #EnvironmentalInnovation #SoilHealth #ClimateAction
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🔥 Produce substitute fuels with UNTHA – download free guide! 🔥 UNTHA shredders can be used to efficiently process a wide variety of waste – from commercial and industrial waste to bulky waste and household waste to tires, rubber, and pulper ropes – into high-quality substitute fuels. This has clear advantages: ❗Non-recyclable waste is put to good use, ❗fossil raw materials are conserved, and ❗replaced by more cost-effective alternatives. This makes the use of #RDF a sustainable solution, both ecologically and economically. Our “Guide to the Production of Alternative Fuels” offers in-depth information on technologies, best practices, and practical examples from around the world. ❤️ Download it now for free! https://lnkd.in/ea9Y36kz #UNTHA #shreddingtechnology #shredder #download #guide
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