Virginia nutrient-trading program is praised and panned

A nutrient trading program has saved the state of Virginia more than $1 million while constraining runoff of phosphorus, a fertilizer, into the Chesapeake Bay, said EPA. “It is expected similar programs will be established around the nation to provide new revenue sources for agricultural producers while reducing soil erosion and runoff,” said an agency statement. Under… » Read More

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