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<blockquote data-quote="InSaneFisherMan" data-source="post: 481368" data-attributes="member: 26281"><p>It’s interesting that a study at a university found that fertilizer are responsible for 25% of NOx. </p><p></p><p>Political deception??? Why not ban fertilizer?</p><p></p><p>A recent study conducted by the University of California Davis, found that adding nitrogen fertilizer to soil in California is contributing 25 percent or more to state-wide NOx pollution levels.[17] When nitrogen fertilizer is added to the soil, excess ammonium and nitrate not used by plants can be converted to NO by microorganism in the soil, which escapes into the air. NOx is a precursor for smog formation which is already a known issue for the state of California. In addition to contributing to smog, when nitrogen fertilizer is added to the soil and the excess is released in the form of NO, or leached as nitrate this can be a costly process for the farming industry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InSaneFisherMan, post: 481368, member: 26281"] It’s interesting that a study at a university found that fertilizer are responsible for 25% of NOx. Political deception??? Why not ban fertilizer? A recent study conducted by the University of California Davis, found that adding nitrogen fertilizer to soil in California is contributing 25 percent or more to state-wide NOx pollution levels.[17] When nitrogen fertilizer is added to the soil, excess ammonium and nitrate not used by plants can be converted to NO by microorganism in the soil, which escapes into the air. NOx is a precursor for smog formation which is already a known issue for the state of California. In addition to contributing to smog, when nitrogen fertilizer is added to the soil and the excess is released in the form of NO, or leached as nitrate this can be a costly process for the farming industry. [/QUOTE]
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