emcduffie
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4 years ago Hi Steve,
I’m working on a longer email to you but I wanted to quickly check, does the issue below mean that default CEDS NOx manure management and soil emissions (fertilizer application) should not be included in the agriculture scaling sector when scaling CEDS NOx to US and Canada regional inventories?
Thanks, Erin
Erin E. McDuffie Post Doctoral Fellow Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science Dalhousie University Halifax, NS B2H 4R2 www.erinemcduffie.comhttp://www.erinemcduffie.com
On Oct 23, 2019, at 12:48 PM, Steve Smith notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:
It appears that NOx emissions from agriculture (fertilizer and animal manure) were not included in the USA and Canada emission inventories used to produced the CEDS emissions data. As a result, agricultural NOx emissions in the CEDS data to date are too low. (Thanks to Maria Val Martin for pointing this out.)
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It appears that NOx emissions from agriculture (fertilizer and animal manure) were not included in the USA and Canada emission inventories used to produced the CEDS emissions data. As a result, agricultural NOx emissions in the CEDS data to date are too low. (Thanks to Maria Val Martin for pointing this out.)