The same technology used for satellites can monitor both lands and seafloors, helping adaptation and mitigation practices against climate change
As a result, much nitrogen gets taken up by the crop, which reduces emissions of nitrous oxide from the soil and eliminates about 149kg of CO2 per hectare. Furthermore, by reducing the amount of nitrogen, which is particularly energy intensive, emissions associated with production, storage and transport are also reduced.
PlanBlue, based in Germany, monitors the effects of climate change, biodiversity and plastic waste pollution, enabling sustainable industrial activities on and near seafloor areas, lake bottoms and river beds.
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