Quantifying the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Benefits of Utilising Straw Biochar and Enriched Biochar
Authors:
- Ali MohammadiAli Mohammadi
- Annette CowieACAnnette Cowie
- Thi Lan Anh MaiTMThi Lan Anh Mai
- Ruy Anaya de la RosaRRRuy Anaya de la Rosa
- Miguel BrandãoMBMiguel Brandão
- Paul KristiansenPKPaul Kristiansen
- Stephen JosephSJStephen Joseph
Open Access
- 1 November 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy Procedia
- Vol. 97, 254-261
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