Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Communications
Managing urban development could halve nitrogen pollution in China
O. Deng, S. Wang, et al.
Halving nitrogen pollution is vital for Sustainable Development Goals, and this groundbreaking research by Ouping Deng, Sitong Wang, and colleagues from China reveals that urban development could significantly reduce nitrogen emissions and water contamination by 2050, yielding substantial economic benefits.
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