Controlling Mineral Emissions in European Agriculture

1: Nitrogen Flows at Farm Level Across European Union Agriculture 2: The Anthropogenic Nitrogen Cycle in Norway 3: The Decomposition Approach: Spatially Differentiated Analysis and Implementation of Environment Strategies 4: The Moral Authority of Regulation: the Case of Agricultural Pollution 5: Implementation and Efficiency of Countermeasures against Diffuse Nitrogen and Phosphorus Input into Groundwater and Surface Waters from Agriculture 6: Regulation of Mineral Emissions Under Asymmetric Information 7: Applying Land-use Permits for the Control of Mineral Emissions from Agriculture 8: An Incentive-Based Policy for Nutrient Removal after Emission 9: Impacts of Agrienvironmental Policy Measures on Nitrogen Emissions from Agriculture 10: Agricultural Use of Sewage Sludge and Municipal Waste and the Environment 11: Governmental Policy Options for Decreasing Nitrogen and Phosphate Losses on Dutch Dairy Farms 12: Effects of Policy Measures Regarding the Manure Problem and Pig Production Structure in Flanders 13: The Manure-policy Process in the Netherlands: Coping with the Aftermath of the Neo-corporatist Arrangement in Agriculture 14: Economics-Ecology Modelling - the Case of Nitrogen 15: Policy Implications of Conflict and Consistency Between Nitrogen Leaching and Other Environmental Impacts of Swedish Agriculture 16: Ecological and Socioeconomic Consequences of the European Union Reform Policy After 1996 in North-East Germany