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The document outlines various benefits of biocharculture across several domains: 1) In agriculture, biocharculture can increase productivity with low external inputs, create local jobs, and support local enterprises through biochar and related technologies. 2) Socially, biocharculture requires few skills and supports biochar-based practices. 3) Environmentally, biocharculture leads to carbon sequestration, energy security, and helps mitigate and adapt to climate change by lowering carbon emissions.

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Agriculture productivity increase Natural Low input agriculture Local jobs and equity Social Local enterprises Least skills Human Biocharculture Local technologies Physical Low energy Low carbon economy Financial Low cost Carbon sequestration and energy security Environment Mitigation and adaptation to climate change
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food water shelter climate energy environment
INCREASED PRODUCTI SOIL SPIRITUAL CARBON ON TEMPERAT SEQUESTR URE ATION REGULATE D CREMATIO BELIEFS N TERMITES / MOISTURE ANTS RETENTION CULTURAL REPULSION ALTARS RITUALS ENERG Y EARTHWO WATER SOIL RMS CONSERVA FESTIVALS AMENDMENT INCREASE TION BIOCH AR NITROGEN BIOMASS BIOCHAR / PHOSPHOR COMPOST OUS INSECT FOOD PRESERV RETENTION REPELLE ING NT FOOD SOIL MICROBES NURSERIES FILTERIN CLEANIN DENSITY INCREASE PESTICIDES G MEDIA G ADBSORBTI ON GOOD STOVES SOAK MEDICIN TLUDs PITS E Other stoves POULTRY - PRACTICES CH4 REDUCTION BIOCHAR MATTRE WASTE URINALS SS MANAGEM SOURCES CROP ENT (BIOMASS) RESIDUE Sludge BIOCHAR TOOTH ANIMALS BRICKS POWDER AQUARI AIR POULTRY QUALITY LIVESTOCK - UM / LITTER FYM / WATER URINE AND TERRARI CO2 / COMPOST TREATM DUNG UMS CH4 ENT Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, GEO http://e-geo.org | http://biocharculture.com
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  • 3. Agriculture productivity increase Natural Low input agriculture Local jobs and equity Social Local enterprises Least skills Human Biocharculture Local technologies Physical Low energy Low carbon economy Financial Low cost Carbon sequestration and energy security Environment Mitigation and adaptation to climate change
  • 8. food water shelter climate energy environment
  • 9. INCREASED PRODUCTI SOIL SPIRITUAL CARBON ON TEMPERAT SEQUESTR URE ATION REGULATE D CREMATIO BELIEFS N TERMITES / MOISTURE ANTS RETENTION CULTURAL REPULSION ALTARS RITUALS ENERG Y EARTHWO WATER SOIL RMS CONSERVA FESTIVALS AMENDMENT INCREASE TION BIOCH AR NITROGEN BIOMASS BIOCHAR / PHOSPHOR COMPOST OUS INSECT FOOD PRESERV RETENTION REPELLE ING NT FOOD SOIL MICROBES NURSERIES FILTERIN CLEANIN DENSITY INCREASE PESTICIDES G MEDIA G ADBSORBTI ON GOOD STOVES SOAK MEDICIN TLUDs PITS E Other stoves POULTRY - PRACTICES CH4 REDUCTION BIOCHAR MATTRE WASTE URINALS SS MANAGEM SOURCES CROP ENT (BIOMASS) RESIDUE Sludge BIOCHAR TOOTH ANIMALS BRICKS POWDER AQUARI AIR POULTRY QUALITY LIVESTOCK - UM / LITTER FYM / WATER URINE AND TERRARI CO2 / COMPOST TREATM DUNG UMS CH4 ENT Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, GEO http://e-geo.org | http://biocharculture.com