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245 _ _ |a Determination of nitrogen reduction levels necessary to reach groundwater quality targets in large river basins: The Weser basin case study, Germany Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems
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500 _ _ |a This project was commissioned by Germany's Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer protection (BMELV), the River Basin Commission Weser (RBC Weser) and the Federal States Bremen, Hessen, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Sachsen-Anhalt and Thuringen.
520 _ _ |a We used the interdisciplinary model network REGFLUD to predict the actual mean nitrate concentration in percolation water at the scale of the Weser river basin (Germany) using an area-differentiated (100 m x 100 m) approach. REGFLUD combines the agro-economic model RAUMIS for estimating nitrogen surpluses and the hydrological models GROWA/DENUZ for assessing the nitrate leaching from the soil. The areas showing predicted nitrate concentrations in percolation water above the EU groundwater quality standard of 50 mg NO3/l, have been identified as priority areas for implementing nitrogen reduction measures. For these "hot spot'' areas a backward modelling approach was used to quantify the maximal permissible nitrogen surplus levels in agriculture to guarantee a mean long-term nitrate concentration in percolation water below 50 mg NO3/l. Research work will directly support the implementation of the EU-Water Framework Directive in the Weser basin, e.g. by using the maximal permissible nitrogen surplus levels as a framework for the derivation of regionally adapted and hence effective nitrogen reduction measures.
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