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On one side of the screen nitrate and phosphate pollution. On the other the amount of derogation farms. A picture says a thousand words. #SaveLadysIslandLake
November 17, 2025 at 7:23 PM
On one side of the screen nitrate and phosphate pollution. On the other the amount of derogation farms. A picture says a thousand words. #SaveLadysIslandLake
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"Grass-based systems on free draining soil one of the main drivers of nitrate pollution" @elainemcgoff.bsky.social
Cautions about the efficacy of buffer zones because the nitrate is going straight down into the soil. Useful for other issues, but not for nitrogen.
Cautions about the efficacy of buffer zones because the nitrate is going straight down into the soil. Useful for other issues, but not for nitrogen.
November 17, 2025 at 7:29 PM
"Grass-based systems on free draining soil one of the main drivers of nitrate pollution" @elainemcgoff.bsky.social
Cautions about the efficacy of buffer zones because the nitrate is going straight down into the soil. Useful for other issues, but not for nitrogen.
Cautions about the efficacy of buffer zones because the nitrate is going straight down into the soil. Useful for other issues, but not for nitrogen.
Lough Carra Life Project Manager Ann Marie Meaney hits the nail on the head here 👇
Imagine what could be achieved for rivers and lakes across Ireland with more investment in water quality.
Imagine what could be achieved for rivers and lakes across Ireland with more investment in water quality.
October 29, 2025 at 9:57 AM
Lough Carra Life Project Manager Ann Marie Meaney hits the nail on the head here 👇
Imagine what could be achieved for rivers and lakes across Ireland with more investment in water quality.
Imagine what could be achieved for rivers and lakes across Ireland with more investment in water quality.