A Field Guide to Biochar Water Treatment

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Our paper “Models for predicting organic micropollutant breakthrough in carbon adsorbers based on water quality, adsorbate properties, and rapid…
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I was fortunate to spend two weeks in June working with colleagues at Caminos de Agua on a variety of applied field research projects. In normal (i.e…
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Back in mid-September I started a seasonal job working the local hay and corn harvests here on our little spur of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It’s been…
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Mulling over some conceptual hurdles...
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Been busy behind the scenes
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Our latest paper was recently posted online in the journal Water Science published by the American Water Works Association (AWWA): Kearns, J. P…
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Section summary and broader impacts
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Woman carrying water in a village in the Irrawaddy delta, November 2017. On the evening of Friday, May 2, 2008, a category 4 cyclone called Nargis with…
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an exercise in judicious rabbit-holing...
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Pretty sure I know the one with the chainsaw and the one in the Grim Reaper getup. Because I nominated them. [Image source]. Got past a couple of…
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