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Monocultures harm biodiversity

At the scale required to sequester significant quantities of carbon, biochar production would necessitate additional land take from wild habitats,  promote monocultures and harm biodiversity.

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Monocultures harm biodiversity
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biochar does not in the least require monoculture
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can be made from agricultural waste
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can produce energy as side effect
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can remove huge amounts of CO2
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improves the fertility of the soil
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Virtually untested
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