2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-022-19440-3
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Management implications of spatial–temporal variations of net anthropogenic nitrogen inputs (NANI) in the Yellow River Basin

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“…In terms of N input sources of NANI, fertilizer N, atmospheric N deposition and food/feed N inputs were dominant in the Pearl River Basin (Figure 4), which was similar to the results of some existing studies [15,16,35,42]. However, fertilizer N in the Pearl River Basin tended to decrease but remained large, while food/feed input N and atmospheric deposition N tended to increase.…”
Section: Comparison Of Nani and Its N Input Sources With Other Region...supporting
confidence: 87%
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“…In terms of N input sources of NANI, fertilizer N, atmospheric N deposition and food/feed N inputs were dominant in the Pearl River Basin (Figure 4), which was similar to the results of some existing studies [15,16,35,42]. However, fertilizer N in the Pearl River Basin tended to decrease but remained large, while food/feed input N and atmospheric deposition N tended to increase.…”
Section: Comparison Of Nani and Its N Input Sources With Other Region...supporting
confidence: 87%
“…Compared to other basins in the world, the NANI values in the Pearl River basin was also higher than 5861 kg N km −2 y −1 in the Michigan basin in the USA [10] and 8800 kg N km −2 y −1 in the Baltic Sea basin in Europe [11]. Compared to other basins in China, NANI values in the Pearl River basin were higher than those in the Yellow River basin (6787 kg N km −2 y −1 ) [35], the Yangtze River basin (7297 kg N km −2 y −1 ) [41], and the Three Gorges Reservoir Area (12,399 kg N km −2 y −1 ) [16], and lower than that in the Huaihe River basin (28,000 kg N km −2 y −1 ) [20].…”
Section: Comparison Of Nani and Its N Input Sources With Other Region...mentioning
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“…However, the setting of the SBM model's direction vector is subjective and cannot overcome the deviation from using the same decision-making unit under different direction vector settings. 29 Mancini et al 30 used a three-dimensional ecological footprint model to evaluate the dynamic evolution of natural capital while Wu et al 31 applied Moran's I to calculate the spatial correlation effect of the Yellow River basin's total nitrogen pollution.…”
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confidence: 99%