Environmental Studies and Forestry

Societal benefits of halving agricultural ammonia emissions in China far exceed the abatement costs

X. Zhang, B. Gu, et al.

This groundbreaking study on mitigating agricultural ammonia emissions in China reveals the technical potential to cut emissions by 38-67%, offering societal benefits far exceeding the costs. Conducted by esteemed researchers including Xiuming Zhang, Baojing Gu, and Hans van Grinsven, this research highlights strategies for cost-effective mitigation that could alleviate health risks and enhance environmental sustainability.

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