Climatic benefits from carbon sequestration are largely offset by increased nitrous oxide emissions, s

ScienceDaily: Recent studies have shown that human nitrogen additions to terrestrial ecosystems increase the terrestrial carbon dioxide uptake from the atmosphere. A new study published online in Nature Geoscience reports now that the climatic benefits from carbon sequestration are largely offset by increased nitrous oxide emissions, a further side-effect of human nitrogen additions to terrestrial ecosystems. Human activities have more than doubled nitrogen inputs to the terrestrial biosphere since the 1860s.......

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