Lecture

ReCLEAN Initiative: Addressing Reactive Nitrogen Challenges

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This lecture presents the first in-person meeting of the ReCLEAN Joint Initiative, focusing on the reactive nitrogen cycle and its implications for climate, energy, agriculture, water, and health. Held on March 19, 2024, in Bern, the meeting featured presentations from consortium members and partners, detailing ongoing activities and future plans. The agenda included seminars, updates on work packages, and discussions on stakeholder engagement and outreach activities. Key topics covered included the development of atmospheric modeling systems, observational datasets for evaluating nitrogen deposition, and the impact of nitrogen on forest ecosystems. The meeting emphasized collaboration among various institutions and the importance of integrating scientific research with policy-making to address environmental challenges related to nitrogen. Participants engaged in discussions about the implications of nitrogen deposition on ecosystems and the need for effective communication strategies to enhance stakeholder involvement in the initiative's activities.

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