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24.01.2022 Wood Vinegar is beautiful! #woodvinegar #biochar #pyrolitech #carbonoffsetzone #charmasterlaird
24.01.2022 Before and after pyrolysis #biochar #carbonoffsetzone #charmasterlaird #pyrolitech
21.01.2022 My first crop trial of biochar, ten years ago! #biochar #carbonoffsetzone #sunflowers
20.01.2022 Biochar doesn't just make itself. #pyrolitech #carbonoffsetzone #biochar #charmasterlaird #carbonoffsetzone #pyrolysis
18.01.2022 From my friend in Israel!
17.01.2022 Why does biochar work?
15.01.2022 Biochar Success Story - Cocoa Trees in Belize
13.01.2022 Getting serious about biochar?
11.01.2022 Get into growing food with biochar! #biochar #pyrolitech #charmasterlaird #carbonoffsetzone #farmersforclimateaction
09.01.2022 But oil on water and bio char does the trick !!
08.01.2022 BIOCHAR APPLICATION ON PLANTAINS.
08.01.2022 https://youtu.be/Fhpr6w9bqFo
07.01.2022 Soil enhancer vs. Fertilizer
05.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10219380557438756&id=1056204189
05.01.2022 Before and after pyrolysis. #biochar #charmasterlaird #carbonoffsetzone #pyrolitech
03.01.2022 The ones that are crazy enough to think that they can change the world are the ones that do - Steve JobsThe ones that are crazy enough to think that they can change the world are the ones that do - Steve Jobs
03.01.2022 What questions do you still have about applying biochar? I am now working on a beginners guide to biochar. I need your feedback What questions remain after reading this? Sajid Ali Alan Briggs Bughouses
02.01.2022 The tree that just doesn't give up... Photo: Ana Klein / @Anikleinf
02.01.2022 See there are people doing amazing things .. This is an amazing thing they have done, and i think their children or grandchildren will be inspired by what they ...have done. . These people need to be recognized for what they have accomplished.. That's what i think .. Sorcha
02.01.2022 Biochar in Clay Soil
01.01.2022 MORE EXTREME WEATHER As temperatures rise, the weather is getting more extreme. Around the globe, extreme weather events are striking with ever greater frequen...cy and intensity. In 2020, in the U.S. alone, a record number of 22 climate and weather disasters took place that each caused damage of more than 1 billion dollar, while jointly causing the deaths of 262 people. Rising temperatures cause stronger storms, droughts, heatwaves and forest fires. Rising temperatures are also behind the cold weather that is currently hitting large parts of North America. Two mechanisms that, by distorting the Jet Stream, are contributing to more extreme weather are described below. Distortion of the Jet Streams - two mechanisms The Jet Streams used to circumnavigate the globe in narrow bands. World climate zones used to be kept well apart by stable Jet Streams. On the Northern Hemisphere, the coldest point used to be the North Pole, so wind used to flow from the tropics to the North Pole, while the wind was moved to the side due to Earth's turning. This resulted in two Jet Streams forming, circum-navigating the globe in relatively narrow and straight bands, i.e. the Polar Jet Stream at 60N and the Subtropical Jet Stream at about 30N. First mechanism distorting the Jet Stream The first mechanism distorting the Jet Stream is that, as the Arctic gets hit much harder by temperature rises, the difference in temperature decreases between the North Pole and the Equator. This slows down the speed at which wind travels from the Tropics to the North Pole, in turn making the Jet Stream more wavy, just like a slow-moving river over flat land will take a winding route and meander. This slowing of the Jet Stream is compensated to some extent by the fact that overall, the wind has increased in strength due to the global rise in temperature. Second mechanism distorting the Jet Stream Due to the rapid temperature rise of the Arctic Ocean, the North Pole is no longer the coldest place on the Northern Hemisphere. Instead, the air over Greenland, North Canada and Siberia can now be much colder than before, even colder than the North Pole. This creates temperature and pressure conditions over the East Pacific and over North America that make the Jet Stream branch out. On the image, the Jet Stream can be seen running over the West Pacific at speeds as high as 387 km/h or 241 mph (green circle) and moving within a relatively narrow band. The Jet Stream is then confronted with much different conditions over North America that make the Jet Stream branch out widely (white arrows), with one branch moving north and going circular over the Arctic Ocean, while at the other end a branch can be seen dipping below the Equator. As a result of these two distortion mechanisms, cold air that used to stay contained over the North Pole, can now descend more easily over Siberia and North America, causing more extreme weather, while also taking away opportunities for the sea ice to build up to the strength and depth than it used to have. The first combination image shows forecasts for February 6, 2021. The left panel shows that, not far from each other and at the same time, temperature anomalies over North America are forecast to approach the top end and the bottom end of the scale. The right panel shows that temperatures over North America and Siberia are forecast to be much lower than over the Arctic Ocean. As the temperature difference between land and ocean gets stronger on the Northern Hemisphere in Winter, the transfer of water vapor and heat to the atmosphere increases (#25 on the feedbacks page). Storms and clouds forming over the North Atlantic trap heat and move much heat toward the North Pole. Another combination image shows in the left panel how a branch of the Jet Stream is forecast to be moving over the North Pole at speeds as high as 107 km/h or 67 mph on February 16, 2021. Hours later that day, as the globe in the right panel shows, the surface temperature on the North Pole is forecast to be -18C, i.e. warmer than the white-blue color (about -20C) that covers most of North America. As the globe in the left panel of the next combination image shows, temperature anomalies in Texas were approaching the bottom end of the scale on February 15, 2021, i.e. 32C below 1979-2000, while the globe in the right panel shows that on February 16, 2021, temperature anomalies in between Greenland and the North Pole were forecast to approach the top end of the scale, i.e. 32C above 1979-2000. From the set at: https://www.facebook.com/SamCarana/posts/10164921170890161 From the post 'More Extreme Weather', at: https://arctic-news.blogspot.com//more-extreme-weather.html
