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ARTi Podcasts

ARTi: Cool Solutions to Cool The World

ARTi biochar is a carbon-like material with a porous surface that acts like a sponge to help enrich soils, upgrade building materials, filter water, add to animal feed and plenty of other benefits… But what is even better is that it sequesters Carbon Dioxide (CO2) by preventing it from entering the atmosphere! Biochar is a carbon negative, cost effectively, long-term and scalable technology! The health of our soil and the health of our planet are one in the same: BIOCHAR.

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Unearthing Growth Secrets: Biochar and Cover Crops...

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2024/09/18

Melia Braun and Jennifer A. A. Gubbels at Augustana University, Sioux Falls, SD and Evaluating the Effect of Biochar Application Combined with Cover Cropping on Soil Properties and Sweet Corn Yield

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ARTi’s Community Outreach

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2024/09/11

The Waukee Community School District is a public school district located in Waukee, Iowa. It has been named a “District of Distinction” by District Administration magazine and offers career and technical education programs. Biochar is relevant for a school district like Waukee, which has agricultural programs and community gardens. Waukee’s Aspiring Professional Experience (APEX) program already has worked in seed germination and worm composting. The school is equipped with a Biosafety Level-II

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00:03:49

Biochar and Sustainability Goals

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2024/09/09

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals aim to tackle global issues like poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace, and justice. Biochar can help tackle many of these goals.

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00:07:32

Compost + Biochar: The Best Way to Restore the Soil

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2024/09/09

Let’s keep it simple. Biochar will work much better when mixed with compost first and the two are allowed to sit together for two weeks before being added to your planting soil.

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Biochar and Sustainability Goals

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2024/09/06

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals aim to tackle global issues like poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace, and justice. Biochar can help tackle many of these goals.

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00:10:12

ARTi Research on Fast Pyrolysis Biochar Flammability...

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2024/09/06

Founding member of ARTi and CEO, Dr. Bernardo del Campo together with Professors Thomas Brumm, and Nir Keren from the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at Iowa State University published the study Fast Pyrolysis Biochar Flammability Behaviour for Handling and Storage

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00:08:36

Enhancing Soil Health: The Role of Biochar in...

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2024/09/05

Microorganisms play a crucial role in soil health, maintaining ecological balance, and providing a resilient environment for plants. Biochar, with its porous structure, enhances soil health and productivity by promoting microbial diversity.

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Frontiers in Biochar: Supporting Microbial soil...

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2024/08/22

Biochar enhances soil health and reduces atmospheric CO2 levels. It can also be a friend to soil microbes, enhancing carbon sequestration in agroecosystems, contributing to climate change mitigation and sustainable agriculture.

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00:04:45

ARTi Technology In Climate Intervention Roadmap for...

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2023/04/24

Paul S. Anderson, Ph.D., the President of Woodgas Pyrolytics, Inc., has authored a white paper titled “Roadmap for Climate Intervention with Biochar” (link). The paper aims to establish “Goals for Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)” and emphasizes the need for carbon removal technologies to combat climate change. Biochar is identified as the most feasible and scalable option among the available technologies. However, not all biochar production systems possess the necessary technological and economic

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00:03:42

New House, Poor Soil? Let’s See What Biochar and...

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2023/03/09

People who buy and get ready to move into a brand-new house have the chance to be the first ones to live there and have everything in top working order. For us at ARTi, soil is one of our first concerns.The soil must be strong and stable for the foundations of buildings. Strengths of soils vary due to the physical characteristics of the soil. A well-structured soil is more stable. If you’re hoping to add satisfying landscaping or a backyard garden, you need to know that improving your soil is

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00:05:42

Unwanted Biomass Residues are an Asset in Biochar

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2023/02/24

Agricultural residue or agricultural waste is not waste, it’s an asset. Because of biochar it’s now valuable! Biochar is a substance that resembles charcoal that is produced from biomass and is sustainably sourced from agricultural and forestry waste. These can be from corn stalks, hulls, wood chips and much more. Check out our blog on “What Materials Has ARTi Successfully Pyrolysed (Turned into biochar)” at the following (Link). But is it really “waste”? Are they only agricultural

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00:05:30

CO₂ And Wildfires: What Role Can Biochar Play?

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2022/12/19

Biochar both sequesters carbon and can be made from forest residues that when otherwise left unused become wildfire fuels. These two main benefits of biochar in addition to soil water retention and improved soil health make biochar an attractive consideration for wildfire mitigation.

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ARTi Visits Practical Farmers of Iowa

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2022/12/12

It is always a great experience to get the chance to visit other organizations in Iowa where we are headquartered which are also working towards agricultural practices that make a positive impact. Practical Farmers of Iowa is one such association. Practical Farmers is located in Ames, IA, the town that also hosts Iowa State University, the Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory and the USDA’s National Animal Disease Center. Their mission statement is “equipping farmers to build resilient farms and

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00:02:38

ARTi Wishes You a Happy Halloween 2022! Biochar and...

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2022/10/27

All those spooky decaying things and the wiggly worms that live in them are all part of natural soil and help make the new plants grow. Biochar would have been decaying plant matter. Instead, as biochar it traps CO2 and aids soil structure. Soil is made up of minerals, soil organic matter, living organisms, gas, and water. Plant, animal, and microbial remains in various stages of decomposition make up soil organic matter. It's the most important indicator of soil quality. So, they may seem like dead

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00:03:28

2022 Iowa Women in Agriculture Conference Invites...

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2022/10/12

ARTi and Iowa Women in Agriculture are both organizations native to the State of Iowa. It makes perfect sense for us to meet and share perspectives. Plus, more and more initiatives are being put forward that seek to add the input of diverse groups. Iowa Women and Agriculture is one such group that ARTi will be working with. ARTi team member and graphic designer Mechi (left) shows off biochar results to members of Iowa Women in Agriculture at their August 2022 conference. Who Are the Iowa Women in

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00:07:45

ARTi Team Contributions to Research: Techno-economic...

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2022/09/22

ARTi is not only a leading-edge environmental technology company focused on biochar and pyrolysis reactors. Our team members also contribute to bioprocess economics and technical feasibility research. Two of our ARTi colleagues have published a paper studying the feasibility of uses for residual biomass. Specifically, for the Ecuadorian market, and for one possible industrial, chemical product from unused biomass, acetic acid. Diego Guevara-Fernandez and Juan Proano-Aviles published in 2021

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00:04:58

ARTi’s Solar Powered Biochar Filter Help’s to...

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2022/09/07

Great news in green technology development and biochar implementation from ARTi! ARTi designed and built a water filter full of biochar made for filtration aided by a solar-powered pump which brings water from a lake into the filter. This type of filter system is called a carbon bed filter. The pump is able to run constantly powered by the sunshine. ARTi conducted many research trials to bring this unit into operation. The main features of the filter unit is to address detrimental nutrients and

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00:01:56

Lets put carbon where it belongs, in the ground!

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2022/07/29

As we know, climate change is due to too much carbon in our atmosphere. But carbon is not our enemy, it’s the building block of life. Every living thing is made of carbon. But the way we are managing it is disrupting the natural balance, heating our planet and destroying nature. During the last centuries we have been burning too much fossil fuels and clearing our forests. Even the way we manage lands and do agriculture is releasing even more carbon into the atmosphere, destroying our soils and

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Buying textiles without heating the Planet is possible!

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2022/07/29

Small changes that make a difference! The fashion industry is the second most polluting after oil. These shirts are Carbon Neutral… what does it mean? Through an LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) we calculate the environmental impact generated by producing a t-shirt: from the cotton harvest, to industrialization, manufacturing, transportation and commercialization until it reaches the consumer. Through the production of Biochar, a Carbon Negative technology, we sequester the same amount of CO2 emissions,

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Prairie Fires: Can a Controlled Burn Act as a Natural...

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2022/07/03

Wildfires were and are still common in the North American Prairie lands, and the flowers and grasses that make up this amazing ecosystem evolved as a result. For those that live in prairie regions, controlled prairie fires are a sign of spring. Non-native plants are burned away during each burn, giving prairie species more nutrients and space to develop. Because prairie plants have deep roots and develop from a place underground, they can withstand fires. In prairie restoration, a prescribed burn is

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