U.S. Farm Bill and Biochar: Updates for a Global Audience

April 20, 2023 11:00AM - 12:30PM

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U.S. Farm Bill and Biochar: Updates for a Global Audience

April 20th, 2023 between 11:00am and 12:30pm

 

Join the Carbon Business Council, International Biochar Initiative, and US Biochar Initiative on biochar and the upcoming US Farm Bill.

In a panel convened by the Carbon Business Council, International Biochar Initiative, and US Biochar Initiative, we will explore how the US Farm Bill could support expansions of biochar usage in agriculture and implications on the biochar carbon credits market, as well as the global biochar industry. The panel will include a variety of experts in the biochar and carbon removal field, including: Wendy Lu McGill - Executive Director of the International Biochar Initiative; Ben Rubin - Executive Director of the Carbon Business Council f; Sebastian Manhart - Senior Policy Advisor at Carbonfuture; and Dr. David A Laird - Professor Emeritus at Iowa State University.

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