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Report: Contraception cheapest way to combat climate change

 A team of British researchers found that it's almost five times cheaper to reduce carbon emissions by encouraging contraception and family planning than it is to invest in green technologies. Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfmoms/detail?blogid=46&entry_id=47265

Yep. Just what I've been saying for years. Maybe we can use carbon credits to buy condoms and pills -- or develop new, better methods.

My presentation at North American Biochar conference

The North American Biochar conference was held in Boulder, Colorado from Aug 9-12. A very productive couple of days - it was wonderful to connect names from the far flung biochar community to actual faces!

Below is my contribution to the conference. Mostly it's a report on discussions at the Josephine County Renewable Energy Task Force about biochar.