Emission of This Greenhouse Gas from US Corn Belt Increases When Frozen and During Thawing Cycles

Nitrous oxide emissions pose as the largest human-related threat to the Earth’s ozone layer. Nitrous oxide emissions from agricultural soils, during the non-growing season in the United States Corn Belt, has been discovered to be as significant as the annual emissions, according to a new study.

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