What does low nitrogen mean in parts of the planet? What is its effect?

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Perhaps in regions of the world that are not slowing down from nitrogen, nitrogen availability is already declining, with important consequences for plant and animal growth.

“There is too much nitrogen and too little nitrogen on Earth at the same time,” said Rachel Mason, the study’s lead researcher at the National Center for Social and Environmental Aggregation.

Nitrogen makes up 79% of Earth’s atmosphere, and is an essential component of proteins, and as such, its availability is critical to the plants and animals that eat them, and gardens, forests, and fisheries are almost productive when fertilized near nitrogen.

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“When nitrogen is less, each organism is supplied to another through the food chain,” explained Andrew Elmore, senior study researcher and landscape ecologist at Andrew Elmore University.