Western University and Fanshawe College - From landfill to fertile ground: Local researchers transform textile waste into soil-enhancing biochar

A groundbreaking collaboration between Western University and Fanshawe College is weaving a new future for discarded clothing, turning what was once destined for landfills into a valuable resource for agriculture.

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From landfill to fertile ground: Local researchers transform textile waste into soil-enhancing biochar