Nitrogen Cycle: Understanding Its Processes and Impacts

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ReCLEAN: Nitrogen Impacts and Climate Nexus

Introduces the ReCLEAN Joint Initiative, focusing on the impact of reactive nitrogen at the Climate, Energy, Agriculture, Water, and Health Nexus.

ReCLEAN Initiative: Addressing Reactive Nitrogen Challenges

Covers the ReCLEAN Joint Initiative's first in-person meeting, focusing on reactive nitrogen's environmental impact and future collaborative efforts.

Microbial Growth and Iron Reduction: Environmental Implications

Explores microbial growth dynamics and iron reduction processes in environmental contexts, emphasizing their ecological significance and practical laboratory applications.

Nitrogen and Sulfur Cycles in Biogeochemistry

Explores the nitrogen and sulfur cycles, focusing on ammonia oxidation, nitrification, anammox, and microbial networks in different environments.

Nitrogen Cycle in Water: Denitrification and Precipitation Processes

Explores denitrification in water, phosphorus precipitation, and sewage sludge ash storage.

Nitrogen Cycle: Key Concepts

Explores the nitrogen cycle, emphasizing microbial mediation, key processes, enzymes, and anthropogenic impacts on nitrogen fixation.

Water Protection: Surface and Groundwater

Explores the legal and practical aspects of safeguarding surface and groundwater, emphasizing sustainable water management practices.

Nitrogen Cycling: Denitrification

Explores denitrification, the reduction of nitrate to N2 under anoxic conditions, and its significance in the nitrogen cycle.

Water Resources: Global Challenges and Sustainable Management

Covers the hydrosphere, freshwater utilization, and sustainable management practices to address global water challenges.

Carbon cycle: Water Quality and the Biogeochemical Engine

Explores the carbon cycle, its distribution in different reservoirs, and the microbiological transformations of carbon, emphasizing its interplay with other global cycles.