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Unlocking bacterial potential to reduce farmland N₂O emissions

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Unlocking bacterial potential to reduce farmland N₂O emissions

E. G. Hiis, S. H. W. Vick, et al.

Research conducted by Elisabeth G. Hiis and colleagues reveals a groundbreaking approach to reduce N₂O emissions from farmed soils by up to 95% using N₂O-respiring bacteria. This cost-effective method harnesses organic waste, providing a promising avenue for mitigating climate change.... show more
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