Environment
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Study Offers a Six Step Recommendation to Help Improve Water Quality
Nitrogen fertilizers are necessary for food production for the entire planet, yet they may poison our water for decades if used in excess. A recent study identified six ways to combat nitrogen pollution and enhance water quality.
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