Increasing precipitation deteriorates the progress of pesticide reduction policy: a case study in the Yellow River
Wei Ouyang,
Zewei Guo,
Ming Chen
et al.
Abstract:Precipitation variation profoundly affects agricultural development and increases the diffuse pollution risk, which may weaken the positive effects of pesticide reduction policy. This study aimed to analyze the response of pesticide discharge loads in the largest vulnerable watershed to pesticide application intensity and precipitation variance before and after implementing the pesticide reduction policy. We integrated empirical models, field observation and statistics to explore the sensitive factors of the t… Show more
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