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Agricultural practices in County Down, Northern Ireland, involve managing nitrogen compounds that can form ammonia emissions.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 23
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Agricultural practices in County Down, Northern Ireland, involve managing nitrogen compounds that can form ammonia emissions.

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  1. Lough Neagh is receiving agricultural runoff and pollution, coinciding with a new policy launched to intensify agricultural production in Northern Ireland.Sub-event
  2. Nitrogen compounds used in agriculture in Northern Ireland can lead to ammonia emissions.1 source

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