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“Biochar” – Locking Carbon in the Soil
| January 6, 2010 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
Helping Farming & Forestry Draw Carbon from the Atmosphere For Long-term Storage in Soil
Dale Hendricks
Green Light Plants, LLC
Will Speak About Biochar
How it Can Improve Soil
While Reducing Greenhouse Gases
Visit our Website at www.chescocooler.org
To Learn More about 4CP
Please come to join us at the West Chester Borough Hall in the evening of January 6 to hear about an exciting new program to return fossil carbon to the soil while enhancing agricultural productivity. We hope to see you on January 6.
West Chester, PA Borough Hall
410 East Gay Street
West Chester, PA
4CP (Chester County Citizens for Climate Protection) is a not-for-profit grass roots organization dedicated to educating the community on the severity and serious consequences of climate change.
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