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Ammonia Patterns to 2030

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Overview

Air pollution, in particular atmospheric nitrogen deposition, is recognised as a major pressure on biodiversity in the UK and a significant threat to protected nature conservation sites , . Nitrogen is a major component of fertiliser which is why it has an important role to play in food production. However, when excess atmospheric nitrogen spreads into the wider environment it can cause problems. Excess nitrogen from farming practices can be emitted to the air as ammonia (NH3) and re-deposited into soils and freshwaters. This new project will build on the existing work and assesses likely barriers to implementation and how this might change as the UK leaves the EU. It will also updat…

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73000000 — Research and development services and related consultancy services
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GBP
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First published
19 Jul 2018
Last updated
19 Jul 2018
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Ammonia Patterns to 2030 is a UK public-sector procurement published by Defra Network eTendering Portal via Contracts Finder.

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