Industrial Impact on N2O
The equilibrium of nitrous oxide emissions was disrupted by the industrial revolution, primarily due to the increased use of fossil fuels and expanded agriculture. The invention of the Haber Bosch process during World War I marked a pivotal shift, allowing for the mass production of ammonia and synthetic fertilizers. This innovation led to a significant rise in N2O emissions from agriculture, a trend that continues to escalate today.In this clip
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