Colleagues,

Please note the following session for the annual AGU meeting.  We are 
especially interested in abstracts addressing policy-relevant applications of 
modeling and experiments.

B053. Reactive Nitrogen at the Intersection of Climate Change, Air Quality, 
Ecosystem Sustainability, and Policy

The role of N in the environment is unique since reactive N can simultaneously 
affect climate change, air quality, water quality, and ecosystem 
sustainability. Uncertainty remains about source-receptor relationships, 
connectivity between ecosystems and the most effective ways to mitigate N 
impacts in the environment. There is also a need to develop policies regulating 
N across a wide spectrum of issues. Papers are solicited on advances in the 
science of understanding N in the environment as well as on the human dimension 
of the N grand challenge. Papers focusing on modeling, measurements, policy 
relevant applications or a combination of these approaches will be considered.

Brian Lamb,
R. Dave Evans
P. Groffman
T. Theis

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R. Dave Evans
Professor of Biology
Director, WSU Stable Isotope Core Laboratory

School of Biological Sciences
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Washington State University
Pullman, WA   99164-4236

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