Biochar produced from sawdust through pyrolysis creates a highly porous material capable of trapping carbon dioxide. By controlling temperature and feedstock types, such as hardwood or softwood, producers can optimize the material for either long term soil sequestration or industrial gas filtration. This process turns timber waste into a functional tool for climate mitigation. It offers a dual benefit by reducing industrial waste disposal costs while providing a scalable method for capturing emissions and improving agricultural soil health.
