Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a very potent greenhouse
gas whose concentration in the atmosphere is steadily increasing.
Almost 80% of the annual N2O emissions in Poland originate
from agriculture, and its main source is the use of agricultural
soils. This study attempts to estimate the N2O emissions from
agricultural soils and presents statistical analyses and spatial distributions
for all Polish communes. For this purpose, a solution
has been proposed which could be successfully applied by local
government in order to assess N2O emissions, as well as to monitor
the impact of actions undertaken to limit them. The annual
N2O emissions from agricultural soils in Polish communes varies
from 0.002 Mg N2O-N to 437.77 Mg N2O-N (with an average
value of 21.13 Mg N2O-N and a standard deviation of 23.86 Mg
N2O-N), and the cultivation of organic soils is its main source.
The use of fertilizers and nitrogen fertilization with plant residues,
as well as indirect emissions from nitrogen leaching, are also significant.
The results may be used to provide a database for local
governments, which will serve, not only to identify local emission
sources related to agricultural soils, but also to properly plan and
prioritize measures for its reduction.
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