Carbon neutrality by the mid-twenty-first century is a grand challenge requiring technological
innovations. Biochar, a traditional soil amendment which has been used for fertility …

The global exponential rise in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions over the last few decades
has triggered an urgent need to contextualize low-cost and evergreen technologies for …

According to the circular economy concept, the production of fertilizers should be closed in a
loop, which prevents excessive emissions and harmful effects to the environment. Biological …

Nitrous oxide (N2O) is the third important long‐lived greenhouse gas next to carbon dioxide
and methane and croplands are considered biogeochemical hotspots of soil N2O …

Biochar has gained significant attention in agricultural and environmental research over the
last two decades. This comprehensive review evaluates the effects of biochar on soil organic …

Quantitative identification of the dominant N 2 O production and consumption processes
following sudden shifts in soil aeration in well-aerated soils is limited, lagging the …

Biochar has been shown to reduce soil greenhouse gas (GHG) and increase nutrient
retention in soil; however, the interaction between biochar and organic amendments on …

Biochar emerged as a potential solution to mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, though
previous studies obtained variable results regarding its effects on methane (CH4) emissions …

Agriculture nowadays faces numerous issues because of the fast growth in food demand
and environmental considerations. Due to the rapid depletion of agricultural areas and soil …

Agricultural activities contribute almost half of the total anthropogenic nitrous oxide (N 2 O)
emissions, but proper assessment of mitigation measures is hampered by large …