Nitrogen (N) is the major nutrient limiting rice (Oryza sativa L.) production. Avoiding
excessive N use without compromising yields has long been a priority for both research and …

Electrocatalytic nitrate reduction to NH 3 not only enables the recycling of nutrients from
nitrate wastewater but can also lead to complete nitrogen elimination when paired with an …

Soil emissions have long been recognized as an important source of nitric oxide (NO), which
regulates atmospheric oxidative capacity and the production of air pollutants. Recent …

China ranks the highest position on the nitrogen (N) fertilizers consumption in the world.
Although the N fertilizers use has greatly contributed to the China's food production, this has …

Electrocatalytic nitrate reduction (NRR) represents one promising alternative to the Haber–
Bosch process for NH3 production due to the lower reaction energy barrier compared to N2 …

Groundwater, essential for irrigation, industry, and drinking, plays a crucial role in
environmental health and human well-being. A major threat to groundwater quality is nitrate …

Reactive nitrogen (Nr) emissions aggravate air and water pollution across the world. The
factors influencing Nr emissions have not been clearly uncovered, especially for regions …

Fertilized agricultural soil is a significant source of gaseous nitrogen compounds (GNCs),
including N 2 O, NO, HONO, and NH 3. The North China Plain (NCP) is the “hot region” for …

Seeking food security, contemporary Chinese agriculture has followed a trajectory of
overfertilization and associated environmental problems, hence the need for nitrogen …

Deep nitrate accumulation below 1 m has been observed in various soil regions, yet
remains undocumented in the black soil (mainly Phaeozems and Chernozems) region …