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Nature 427, 99 (8 January 2004) | doi:10.1038/427099b
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Fertilizer: complex issue calls for informed debate
Mark B. David1, Gregory F. McIsaac1, Robert W. Howarth2, Christine L. Goodale2 & Laurie E. Drinkwater3
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The News Feature "Fertilized to death" (Nature 425, 894–895; 2003) contains several inaccuracies about how reactive nitrogen is affecting ecosystems. As scientists working to understand these effects and to formulate methods for reducing them, we feel that the increase in reactive nitrogen is a serious and critical issue, which deserves informed discussion of the many complex issues involved.
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