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Douglas County breaks ground on biochar facility

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Groundbreaking at the new biochar facility in Sedalia on July 23. To help mitigate wildfires and climate change, the facility, which will take wood and plant waste and convert it to a carbon product, will be operational in spring 2026. Douglas County officials recently held the groundbreaking for a future biochar and waste diversion facility in Sedalia, south of Airport Road, off of US Highway… Source
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Douglas County breaks ground on biochar facility

Groundbreaking at the new biochar facility in Sedalia on July 23. To help mitigate wildfires and climate change, the facility, which will take wood and plant waste and convert it to a carbon product, will be operational in spring 2026. Douglas County officials recently held the groundbreaking for a future biochar and waste diversion facility in Sedalia, south of Airport Road, off of US Highway… Source

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The Castle Pines Connection broke the news in on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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