• DOI:10.1007/s10533-016-0225-5
Corpus ID: 99196860

Unprecedented decrease in deposition of nitrogen oxides over North America: the relative effects of emission controls and prevailing air-mass trajectories

@article{Lloret2016UnprecedentedDI,
  title={Unprecedented decrease in deposition of nitrogen oxides over North America: the relative effects of emission controls and prevailing air-mass trajectories},
  author={J. Lloret and I. Valiela},
  journal={Biogeochemistry},
  year={2016},
  volume={129},
  pages={165-180}
}

J. Lloret, I. Valiela

Published 2016

Environmental Science

Biogeochemistry

As one of the main forms of reactive nitrogen delivered by anthropogenic sources, atmospheric emissions of nitrogen oxides and their subsequent deposition has significantly perturbed the natural nitrogen cycle in sensitive receiving ecosystems worldwide. In North America, despite of decades of increasingly stringent regulations of emissions, decreases in the deposition of nitrogen oxides were not observed until the turn of the century. Analysis of available deposition data and trends at various… CONTINUE READING

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