Nitrogen Policies

 

This database compiles 2,726 nitrogen policies from 186 countries, sourced from the ECOLEX database and other databases, as originally provided for the publication by Kanter et al, 2020  and subsequently extended for South Asia by the GCRF South Asian Nitrogen Hub by Yang et al. 2022 (966 N policies). The database is searchable by country, keyword, date, policy instrument, economic sector and geographical scale.

References

Kanter et al. (2020) Gaps and opportunities in nitrogen pollution policies around the world. Nat Sustain, 3, pp.956–963.

Anastasia L Yang et al. (2022) Policies to combat nitrogen pollution in South Asia: gaps and opportunities. Environ. Res. Lett. 17 025007.


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Policy Title ECOLEX Ref ID Scale Sector Date of Text
Ministerial Decree No. 380 validating the Regulation on arrangements for conservation of aquatic biological resources and natural habitat thereof.
LEX-FAOC093811
National 29/04/2013
Royal Decree determining the sectorial conditions of discharge, in ordinary surface waters and in public sewers of wastewater coming from the pharmaceutical industry.
LEX-FAOC142415
National waste 19/02/1987
Regulations of Jiangsu province on water pollution prevention and control of the Yangzi River.
LEX-FAOC031471
Regional
Chemical Fertilizers Control Act.
LEX-FAOC165304
National Agriculture
NOM-097-ECOL-1995: Límites máximos permisibles de emisión de contaminantes a la atmósfera en los procesos de fabricación de vidrio.
LEX-FAOC122729
National Industry 03/11/1995
Resolution of Council of Ministers No. 68/2002 approving the Regional Management Plan of the Territory of Lisbon (PROTAML).
LEX-FAOC155200
National 07/02/2002
Law on water.
LEX-FAOC084688
National 19/12/2008
Act No. 46 of 1975 on commercial farming of livestock.
LEX-FAOC030721
National Agriculture: Livestock
Regulation No. 9 on limit values for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, fine particulate matter and lead in ambient air.
LEX-FAOC089458
National 03/05/1999
Resource Management Act 1991 (No. 69 of 1991).
LEX-FAOC160395
National

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