Difference between revisions of "International Biochar Initiative"

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*[[Jim Amonette]], [[Pacific Northwest National Laboratory]], United States
 
*[[Jim Amonette]], [[Pacific Northwest National Laboratory]], United States
*[[Perses Bilimoria]], The Society of Biochar Initiatives, India
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*[[Perses Bilimoria]], The [[Society of Biochar Initiatives]], India
 
*[[Robert Brown]], Iowa State University, Bioeconomy Institute, United States
 
*[[Robert Brown]], Iowa State University, Bioeconomy Institute, United States
*[[Lopa Brunjes]], Biochar Engineering Corporation, United States
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*[[Lopa Brunjes]], [[Biochar Engineering Corporation]], United States
*[[Leonard Bull]], Bull Mountain Enterprises Inc, United States
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*[[Leonard Bull]], [[Bull Mountain Enterprises]] Inc, United States
 
*[[Marta Camps Arbestain]], New Zealand Biochar Research Centre, based at Massey University, New Zealand
 
*[[Marta Camps Arbestain]], New Zealand Biochar Research Centre, based at Massey University, New Zealand
 
*[[Annette Cowie]], National Centre for Rural Greenhouse Gas Research/University of New England, Australia
 
*[[Annette Cowie]], National Centre for Rural Greenhouse Gas Research/University of New England, Australia

Revision as of 13:53, 30 November 2009

The International Biochar Initiative (IBI) states that its mission is to "to promote the development of biochar systems that follow Cradle to Grave sustainability guidelines."[1]

The IBI describes its founding as follows:

The International Biochar Initiative (IBI) was formed in July 2006 at a side meeting held at the World Soil Science Congress (WSSC) in Philadelphia, PA. At the 2006 meeting, individuals and representatives from academic institutions, commercial ventures, investment bankers, non-governmental organizations, federal agency representatives, and the policy arena from around the world acknowledged a common interest in promoting the research, development, demonstration, deployment (RDD&D) and commercialization of the promising technology of biochar production.[2]

Activities

History

Affiliations

People

As at November 2009 IBI Board Members include:[3]

As at November 2009 IBI Advisory Committee Members are:[4]

  • Jim Fournier, Biochar Engineering Corporation, United States
  • John Kimble, Soil Consultant (Retired NRCS Research Scientist), United States
  • David Manning, Newcastle University (Institute for Research on Environment & Sustainability), United Kingdom
  • James Rust, Independent Farmer, Paraguay and Brazil

Funding

Clients

Publications

Contact

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Resources

Notes

  1. About Us, IBI website, accessed 30 Nov 2009
  2. About Us, IBI website, accessed 30 Nov 2009
  3. Board and advisory committee, IBI website, accessed 29 Nov 2009
  4. Board and advisory committee, IBI website, accessed 29 Nov 2009