Agricultural ammonia emissions in China: reconciling bottom-up and top-down estimates
Lin Zhang(Peking University), Binxiang Huang(China Agricultural University), Yuepeng Pan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Youfan Chen(Centre de Neurophysique Physiologie et Pathologie), Daven K. Henze(University of Colorado Boulder), Yu Song(Peking University), Liye Zhu(University of California, Los Angeles), Xuejun Liu(Buchang Pharma (China)), Yi Lin(Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications), Fabien Paulot(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Yuanhong Zhao(Ocean University of China)
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