Maldives to pilot biochar technology
Islands threatened by rising sea levels to trial controversial technology that some scientists believe could help remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
The Republic of the Maldives has announced it is to undertake a series of biochar projects on three of the islands that make up the Indian Ocean archipelago. The technology works by heating wood and...
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