Greg Porteous, a resident of Courtenay, B.C., makes biochar in his backyard as a way to combat climate change by sequestering carbon from organic materials. Biochar, created through pyrolysis, can be added to soil to improve its quality and increase crop yields. Researchers like Annette Cowie and Dipita Ghosh are exploring the benefits of biochar for soil health and wildfire prevention, making it a valuable tool in the fight against climate change.
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After a miracle byelection win, the Bloc is ready to lose in Montreal
MONTREAL — Louis-Philippe Sauvé, the Bloc Québécois candidate for LaSalle—Émard—Verdun, is campaigning amidst a challenging electoral landscape, facing a strong Liberal contender and a significant number of undecided voters. After winning a byelection in September 2024, he emphasizes his commitment to constituents, advocating for issues such as the aerospace industry and Quebec culture, while acknowledging the difficulty of securing a second victory. Despite the odds being against him, Sauvé remains hopeful, recalling the surprising nature...
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