Nitrogen Isotopes Reveal High NOx Emissions from Arid Agricultural Soils in the Salton Sea Air Basin
Heather Lieb,
Wendell Walters,
Matthew Maldonado
et al.
Abstract:Air quality management commonly aims to mitigate emissions of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) from combustion, reducing ozone and particulate matter pollution. Despite such efforts, regulations have recently proven ineffective in rural areas like the Salton Sea Air Basin of Southern California, which routinely violates air quality standards. With $2 billion in annual agricultural sales and low population density, air quality in the region is likely influenced by year-round farming. We conducted NOx source apportionme… Show more
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