Microspectroscopic visualization of how biochar lifts the soil organic carbon ceiling

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RT @HANS0L0Weng: Honored to receive the @SoilScienceAust publication medal for our @NatureComms article @Nature. Cannot achieve this withou…

Honored to receive the @SoilScienceAust publication medal for our @NatureComms article @Nature. Cannot achieve this without the support from legends, mentors and braintrust @NSWDPI_Soils @UQ_News @UQscience @latrobe @ausynchrotron @ANSTO @tumsoil Full t…

@PowlsonDavid Some excellent work by my Australian colleagues: https://t.co/bnAoIN6c9d & https://t.co/D4CXZBf2lP as hopping off points. In simplistic terms it’s effectively increasing the reactive surface area and thus places for fresh C to stabilise …

RT @NSWDPI_Soils: Want to know how biochar lifts the soil organic carbon ceiling? Check out this recent publication from some of our rese…

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