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That image and the description only applies to nitrogen dioxide; the problem in the Netherlands is mostly ammonia, which is for >85% produced by farming. https
by Denvercoder9 4y ago
That image and the description only applies to nitrogen dioxide; the problem in the Netherlands is mostly ammonia, which is for >85% produced by farming.
https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/dossier/dossier-stikstof/stikstofemissies-naar-lucht https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/dossier/dossier-stikstof/stikstofem...
- misja111 4y ago> the problem in the Netherlands is mostly ammonia This is not true, and the article you're linking to doesn't support your claim. The majority of the nitrogen containing emissions are NOx. About the differences in harmfulness between both gasses not much is known, at least not when it's about soil pollution. NOx is a powerful greenhouse gas though, while NHx is not.
- Denvercoder9 4y ago> This is not true, and the article you're linking to doesn't support your claim. The majority of the nitrogen containing emissions are NOx. Only by weight, but one molecule of NO (30 u) and especially NO2 (46 u) is much heavier than one molecule of NH3 (17 u). If you read literally the next sentence in the article, they convert the gross weight into amount of nitrogen, and the ammonia contains twice the nitrogen content.