Environmental Laboratory
Eco Physics Technology for Planet Earth
Oct 13 2010
Eco Physics is actively involved in research programs aimed at a better understanding of the effects of nitrogen cycle on earth. Associated with the increase of nitrogen oxides, ammonia and aerosols in the biosphere are weather and climate changes on our planet. Today, humans are adding more reactive nitrogen through fertilisers, burning of biomass, etc. to the global nitrogen cycle than all natural sources combined. By altering our environment we cause big impacts on the biodiversity, global warming and even the human health. With its precise analytical instruments Eco Physics is a regular participant at scientific seminars and international environmental exhibitions.
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AET 28.4 Oct/Nov 2024
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Events
Nov 26 2024 Paris, France
Nov 27 2024 Istanbul, Turkey
H2O Accadueo International Water Exhibition
Nov 27 2024 Bari, Italy
Biogas Convention & Trade Fair 2024
Nov 27 2024 Hanover, Germany
Dec 02 2024 London, UK