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Biochar beyond incrementalism

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Xiaokai Zhang
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Meththika Vithanage
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Hailong Wang *
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Stephen Joseph
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James A. Ippolito
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Lukas Van Zwieten *
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Feng He *
DOI:10.1038/s43017-026-00824-9delete
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Biochar applications can help mitigate climate change, improve soil health and support a circular economy. Reducing production costs and safety risks, maximizing design and co-benefits, and scaling up to the carbon markets are key priorities in realizing this potential.

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