by Alexander Sedov | May 25, 2021 | Abstracts for INI2021, Abstracts for INI2021 – 7b. Educational aspects, public awareness, risk communication
The Dutch story of an Integrated Approach to Nitrogen, circular policy? In northwest Europe the deposition of atmospheric nitrogen is one of the main problems to maintain or restore natural habitats into a favorable conservation status. Due to the overload of Nitrogen...
by Alexander Sedov | May 25, 2021 | Abstracts for INI2021, Abstracts for INI2021 – 7b. Educational aspects, public awareness, risk communication
Credit System to Solve Agricultural Nitrogen Pollution Globally To boost food production, increasing amount of nitrogen (N) has been used in agriculture and contributed to N pollution of air, water and to multiple impacts on human and ecosystems’ health. Establishment...
by Alexander Sedov | May 25, 2021 | Abstracts for INI2021, Abstracts for INI2021 – 7b. Educational aspects, public awareness, risk communication
Comparison of regulatory approaches for determining application limits for mineral nitrogen fertilizer use This study investigates the impact of three agricultural regulatory approaches based on soilsurface balances, farm-gate balances or fertilization planning on the...
by Alexander Sedov | May 25, 2021 | Abstracts for INI2021, Abstracts for INI2021 – 7b. Educational aspects, public awareness, risk communication
How the Dutch nitrogen policy failed and led to serious nitrogen deposition reduction In 2015 the Dutch government introduced the Programmatic Approach on Nitrogen (PAS) to reduce nitrogen deposition to the sensitive Natura 2000 areas without affecting economic...
by Alexander Sedov | May 25, 2021 | Abstracts for INI2021, Abstracts for INI2021 – 7b. Educational aspects, public awareness, risk communication
Nitrogen balances in urban areas: purpose and potentials While urban improvements most strongly characterize ongoing changes in the humanenvironment interaction, their influences on the nitrogen cycle so far have received limited attention. Here we develop a mass...
