For the first time, pyrogenic capture and storage (PyCCS) has been included into IPCC Report 2018 as one of the possible viable Negative Emissions Technologies (NET) for carbon dioxide removal, thus positioning biochar as one climate change mitigation options. On behalf of the Africa Biochar partnership and of the International Biochar Initiative, Mrs. Lucia Brusegan…
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Greening the Locarno-Milano-Venezia waterway
The Province of Novara has launched the project on the Locarno-Milan-Venice waterway “Slowmove”, focusing on slow and environmental consistent mobility improvement. Financed by the Italy-Switzerland 2014-2020 cross-border cooperation program, the project improves the sustainable use of this waterway through an online portolan chart and the integration of landings and moorings, networking infrastructures already implemented, such…
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IBI Biochar World Congress 2019 – Seoul, Korea, 10-14 November 2019
From 10 to 14 November 2019, Korea University together with The Korea Biochar Research Center will host the IBI World Congress in Seoul, together with the International Biochar Initiative IBI, Foshan University (China), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, UK Biochar Research Center, Cornell University (USA), Henan Agricultural University (China), Shenyang Agricultural University (China) and The…
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Technology and tourism accessibility in mountain areas: the project GATE by the UNESCO Dolomites Foundation
Innsbruck with its recently renovated in terms of accessibility ski resort of the Patscherkofel, hosted at the end of February the meeting between the institutions that are implementing inclusive tourism initiatives in the Alps. The initiative took place within the project “GATE – Granting Accessible Tourism for Everyone”. This project, funded by Interreg V-A Italy-Austria,…
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