RE: TLUD stoves as Biochar producers was RE: [Biochar] Energy ...
Wayne, The metal can allow the biochar producer to obtain a true dry weight. And as soon […]
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RE: TLUD stoves as Biochar producers was RE: [Biochar] Energy ...
Tom, I like the PPP info. Where did you get that 32.4 and for which country and […]
TLUD stoves as Biochar producers was RE: ...
Geoff, (his message is below, where he wrote: “The Tlud is not a mainly charcoal producing stove that […]
RE: [Biochar] Potential big ag opportunities for biochar
Tom, Thanks for that important information. The straight reeds are easiest for the RoCC kiln. The […]
RE: [Biochar] Interesting op-ed on biochar and energy
Ron, David L, James A. and Johannes Lehmann (but I do not have his address to put into […]
FW: [Biochar] Natural Graphite
Doc / Dr TLUD / Paul S. Anderson, PhD — Website: www.drtlud.com Email: psanders@ilstu.edu Skype: […]
RE: Recent TLUD work
Dean, Thanks for asking. We want clarity about such important innovations. Certainly Wendelbo was first to […]
RE: [Biochar] Pull embers from three-stone cookstove to use as ...
Michael, 1. I refer here to your statement: “… why are we so excited about biochar when the […]
RE: [Biochar] Wet wood kiln
Ross, Key issues: 1. What is your fuel? Sawmill edge Slabs or forest slash would be great. Chips […]
RE: flame cap kilns are updraft gasifiers
Kelpie, I am glad you only sent that to me. Joyce is simply incorrect. I am sorry to […]
RE: [Biochar] GHG Targets for Biochar Processes
Ian, I respond to your statement: “Maybe we could start by agreeing that while 2.5t CO2/t biochar is […]
RE: [Biochar] Fundamental facts about TLUDs
Hugh’s message (below) is a valuable evaluation and the a comparison about char-making options. INFO ITEM: To save […]