Growing global demand for food leads to increased pressure on phosphorus (P), a finite and dwindling resource. China is the largest producer and consumer of P fertilizer in the world. A mass balance analysis of historical P use on China's arable land shows that P input...
Two studies have analysed the costs and benefits of creating a nitrogen emission control area in the North Sea and the English Channel. Such a control area requires new ships to emit 75 percent less in nitrogen oxide, from 2016 onwards. This is expected to lead to substantial...
Mineral dust is a constituent of atmospheric particulate matter (PM10). It originates from diverse sources, such as wind erosion, agricultural land management and resuspension by road transport. These sources are not included in emission inventories of primary PM10. Until...
