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Biokull blir nevnt som et verktøy for å binde karbon og øke produktiviteten i skogen. Men hva er potensialet i praksis, og hva er de reelle hindringene? For å belyse dette samlet FORBIOCHAR- prosjektet forskere, industri, forvaltning og skogeiere til et idéverksted i Oslo 26. mars 2025. Denne artikkelen oppsummerer de viktigste funnene og diskusjonene fra dagen, og belyser veien videre for bruk av biokull i norsk skogbruk.FUNN FRA IDÉVERKSTED I FORBIOCHAR-PROSJEKTET: Potensialet for biokull i norsk skogbrukpublishedVersio

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