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Haliburton Forest Biochar announces $10 million expansion

Business3 August 2022

By Vivian Collings A $10 million expansion of Haliburton Forest Biochar (HFB) is bringing 20 new jobs and a product that can be used to help fight climate change to the Highlands.Haliburton Forest Biochar is…

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