Soil health forms the foundation of sustainable agriculture, playing a critical role in the success and productivity of farming operations. Beyond being a mere medium for plant growth, healthy soil serves as a living ecosystem that supports numerous vital processes. From providing essential nutrients to promoting water retention and preventing erosion, the condition of the soil directly influences agricultural outcomes. Soil health is a significant factor in farming and we must emphasize the need to prioritize its preservation for healthy farming practices. Nutrient Availability:  Health ..read more

In the vast world beneath our feet, a remarkable symbiotic relationship thrives between plants and mycorrhizal fungi. These unsung heroes of the soil have a profound impact on agricultural ecosystems. Their fascinating abilities and benefits make them invaluable allies to farmers and gardeners worldwide. In this article, we will explore the myriad ways mycorrhizal fungi contribute to the health and productivity of agricultural soil. Coprinopsis Radiata fungi in Amata Green biochar fertilizer mix Enhancing Nutrient Uptake Mycorrhizal fungi form intricate networks of hyphae that extend far beyo ..read more

Are you an individual wanting to help make some small contribution to a climate change initiative? Are you a small group interested in doing something good for the planet? Want to say you helped capture 1.5 million tons of C02 over the next 15 years? Are you interested in small scale carbon credit purchases? Or even a C02 subscription!? Need to get rid of some money and want to do good with it?  Even just 5 bucks?!  Go cash in your coin jar and commit that change to climate change!  While Amata Green is of course still inviting purchases of large quantities of carbon credits t ..read more

In the context of the current climate crisis, a feeling (or rather, a duty) of sustainability has sprung up among companies and some are already working to make their business more sustainable. Although redirecting the way of producing things is the only way to effectively mitigate climate change, this process is costly for many sectors and therefore, slow. Very slow. For this reason, many companies have pursued complementary strategies to make their business more sustainable like working to reduce the carbon footprint of their business by revising the carbon footprint of their suppliers and ..read more

Amata Green Biochar is now open for pre-orders!  Trials and failures, that’s what every new company goes through.  And this is no different for Amata Green.  After one failed attempt at a proper “bake,” we have now successfully found the right balance and have created a small batch of fantastic biochar.   Through Amata Green’s recent bench top trials, we have created a biochar -- rich in Carbon -- and appropriate for agriculture, filtration, construction and many other uses.  The first Amata Green facility will begin construction this fall (2022).  Large qua ..read more

“Consumer” is often a misleading word. Its connotation of making something fade away does not correspond to the real world. We do not consume; we transform. Products are a linear concept with an origin and an end. Materials and waste do not disappear, and one way or another, come back to us. For example, pollution was already killing nine million people worldwide in 2019, and microplastics have recently been found in human blood. The concept of a circular economy takes into account this reality by changing the current production system to another that makes a more efficient use of resources a ..read more

Helping students and new graduates is an important program at Amata Green, as we strive to instruct and prepare the up & coming generations in aspects of sustainability and climate change. As Amata Green ramps up its Spain Biochar Project and prepares for the beginning of construction of its first biochar production plant, we also take pride in knowing that students, even law students, will gain essential training in matters of law pertaining to climate change, carbon capture and sustainability. Please join with me in welcoming our newest crop of Amata Green Law School Interns. Mr. Giulio ..read more

Amata Green is proud to announce having been accepted into the AIR MINERS LAUNCHPAD program!!   AirMiners is a meeting place and forum for teams and individuals working on mining carbon from the air, including startup founders, scientists, engineers, and more.   Air Miners LAUNCHPAD is an accelerator program hosted by AirMiners for early startups and entrepreneurs, and was developed in partnership with XPRIZE and Creative Destruction Lab.  It is a 6-week program for early teams or individuals interested in the $100M XPRIZE Carbon Removal to help them accelerate toward ..read more

Sandi Martin, CEO of Amata Green, an American Company, visited Inlingua Language School of Jaén Spain yesterday to talk to students about sustainability.   Ms. Martin spoke to the class about Amata Green’s project which will be setting up in the Jaén area next year, and bringing new jobs to Jaén. The project involves taking waste from the olive sector and turning it into a product called “Biochar.” Biochar is a substance that is greatly needed in the olive & agricultural industries, as it helps growers reduce water usage, reduces erosion problems, maintains healthier olive trees ..read more

Amata Green is pleased to announce its Fall Engineering Student Interns. Please join me in giving them a warm welcome to world of Sustainability and Biochar! As Amata Green continues its journey down the path toward becoming a Biochar Producer, we are also helping to train and offer real-life experience to the newest generation of engineering students along the way. ~SD Martin ALI ASGER ENGINEERING INTERN *TEAM LEAD* Ali Asger, Amata Green Intern Ali Asger is an undergraduate student at Institute of Chemical Technology, India. He will be graduating in 2023 with an Integrated M.Tech in Chemica ..read more