New "Comment" in Inaugural Issue of Nature Reviews Clean Technology

TalusAg green ammonia project in Kenya.

A new Comment from the NICCEE research team was published in the first issue of Nature Reviews Clean Technology, a new journal in the Springer Nature family!

Titled “Emerging opportunities and research questions for green ammonia adoption in agriculture and beyond”, the Comment identifies opportunities, barriers, and research priorities related to green ammonia in an effort to avoid unforeseen consequences through research, monitoring and adaptation in real time.


“Green ammonia production could contribute to decarbonization and the decentralization of fertilizer production, but it brings critical challenges and risks. Monitoring and mitigating these challenges in real time will help avoid unintended consequences.”

 

Living Lab field site on a working farm in Ontario, Canada.

 

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Garvey, S.M., Davidson, E.A., Wagner-Riddle, C., Collins, A., Houser, M., Li, T., MacDonald, G.K., Tenuta, M., Kanter, D., Kyle, P., Wu, N., Congreves, K.A., Wang, Y., Cardenas, L., & Zhang, X.. Emerging opportunities and research questions for green ammonia adoption in agriculture and beyond. Nat. Rev. Clean Technol. 1, 10–11 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44359-024-00012-2

 

 

 

 

 

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