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Kyunghwa Han

Research professor

Wonkwang University

South Korea

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Kyunghwa Han is a Research Professor at Wonkwang University in South Korea. His research focuses on soil science, specifically methods for estimating soil properties, carbon sequestration through biochar, and the impact of land management practices on crop growth. Recent contributions include studies on the effects of biochar produced from agricultural by-products and the review of carbon credit certification methodologies for biochar applications.

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Jae E Yang

Professor

Changwon National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jin-Hyeob Kwak

Assistant Professor

Jeju National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Changes in soil enzyme activity and microbial biomass carbon by fertilization method during open-field ginger cultivation

Net CO2 removal in Korean orchard soils using prunings-derived biochar: effects of pyrolysis type and CH4 emissions in biochar production stage

CO2 sequestration potential over 100 years of cattle manure biochar in soil as affected by different feedstocks and pyrolysis temperatures

Slope construction increased surface drainage but caused drought stress on soybean growth at Saemangeum reclaimed tideland

A Simple field volumetric method for estimating soil bulk density and three-phase composition

Mixed biochar produced from agroforestry by-product and livestock manure feedstocks as a solution of heavy metals and salts problems

Net CO2 removal of rice husk biochar as soil amendment depending on energy reuse in the production stage

A Review on International Carbon Credit Certification Methodologies for Biochar as a Soil Amendment

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Jae E Yang

Jin-Hyeob Kwak

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