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Cover TEXTE 2020 65 Reactive nitrogen flows in Germany 2010-2014
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Reactive nitrogen flows in Germany 2010-2014 (DESTINO Report 2)


The introduction of reactive nitrogen into the environment affects the air and groundwater quality, the good condition of land and marine ecosystems, as well as climate and biodiversity. Reducing nitrogen emissions is therefore a key task of environmental policy. The report shows the relevant sources, sinks and flows of the nitrogen cycle in Germany. A total of around 150 flows of ammonia, nitrogen oxides, nitrous oxide and nitrate between soil, plants, animals, food and feed, industrial products etc. are quantified. Based on that strategies for reducing nitrogen emissions can be developed and the impact of measures can be assessed.


Series Texte | 65/2020 Number of pages 152 Year of publication Author(s) Martin Bach, Uwe Häußermann, Laura Klement, Lukas Knoll, Lutz Breuer, Tatyana Weber, Stefan Fuchs, Jürg Heldstab, Judith Reutimann, Bettina Schäppi Related publications Language English Other languages Deutsch
Project No. (FKZ) 3716 51 2000 Publisher Umweltbundesamt Additional information PDF is accessible File size 4.53 MB Print version not available

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