Land Reclamation
The natural resource extraction industry faces costly land reclamation challenges. Nearly 100,000 mines across the mountain west contaminate the headwaters of 40% of the west’s rivers. In Colorado alone, 1,300 miles of streams and rivers are impacted by toxic discharge associated with legacy mining.
The natural resource extraction industry faces costly land reclamation challenges. Nearly 100,000 mines across the mountain west contaminate the headwaters of 40% of the west’s rivers. In Colorado alone, 1,300 miles of streams and rivers are impacted by toxic discharge associated with legacy mining.
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Through our wholly owned subsidiary company, Biochar Reclamation Labs, we work to develop, test, and deploy, scaled technologies to restore drastically disturbed soils in the agriculture and mining sectors. Our technologies serve to re-balance the active and recalcitrant soil carbon pools of landscapes with poor soil structure, limited water retention, unbalanced pH, metal toxicity, trace pollutants, and stagnant biological activity.
We are actively building a patent portfolio around the use of biochar for heavily degraded land reclamation, and are involved in the deployment of several scaled reclamation trials in coordination with the USFS, private industry, and public partners. |