Government launches consultation on fertiliser's role in air pollution and soil degradation
Solid urea fertilisers emit ammonia which can harm both natural habitats and human health
The UK government has this week launched a major new consultation on how to reduce ammonia emissions from solid urea fertilisers, which have been widely blamed for exacerbating air pollution and soil degradation....
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