Sentence examples for nitrogen credit from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen credit exchange program is a trading market to facilitate pollutant reductions and protect the environment.

"There is not a supplier of nitrogen credits in this basin that could satisfy the requirements that Westchester has to satisfy," said James DeZolt, assistant director in the State Division of Water.

"There is not a supplier of nitrogen credits in this basin that could satisfy the requirements that Westchester has to satisfy," James DeZolt, assistant director in the State Division of Water, said in last Sunday's Times.

Media-fueled alarm about acid rain provided a basis for legislation to create markets for buying and selling excess sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen dioxide emission credits, and Project 88 became the Clean Air Act of 1990.

Satellite assessment of aboveground plant residue mass and quality is essential for agro-ecosystem management of organic nitrogen (N) because growers credit a portion of residue N towards crop requirements the following spring.

Nitrogen fertilizers can take credit for reductions in starvation and malnutrition in many parts of the world, especially in Asia in the last decade.

The province of Manitoba would be realizing these benefits, as the province has yet to develop a market providing farmers with nitrogen and phosphorus capture credits.

Agricultural practices (especially soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics), co-product credits from surplus electricity and uncertainties around economic modeling approaches for indirect land use change are the major areas where methodological divergences exist.

Of course, the spot price of natural gas is also intricately tied with that of GHG emission credits, e.g. nitrogen oxide (NOx).

The superior electrochemical performance is credited to the nitrogen doping of CNT which reduce the charge transfer resistance along with the higher conductivity of MoN due to the substitution of oxygen octahedral sites of MoO2 with nitrogen atoms.

Under the program, plants facing costly improvements to meet federal nitrogen reduction requirements can spend less by buying credits.