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The Davidson Research Group is involved in a variety of research projects.

Click the following links to learn more:

  • Avoiding Pollution Swapping while Reducing Agricultural Runoff of Nitrogen to the Chesapeake Bay
  • Global N2O Budget Synthesis
  • Integrated Belowground Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements and Modelingated Belowground Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements and Modeling

Recent Lab News:

  • Reactive Nitrogen in the Biosphere
  • Global N2O Budget Synthesis
  • Long-term Carbon Studies at the Harvard and Howland Forests of New England
  • Davidson Research Group Featured in June 2020 Chesapeake Bay Quarterly

“As human population continues to
grow and food security improves in the developing world, the dual development goals of producing more nutritious food with low pollution will require both technological and socioeconomic innovations in agriculture.”

Eric Davidson
301 Braddock Road
Frostburg, Maryland
301-689-7204
eric.davidson@umces.edu

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  • People
  • Publications
  • Current Research Projects
    • Avoiding Pollution Swapping while Reducing Agricultural Runoff of Nitrogen to the Chesapeake Bay
    • Global N2O Budget Synthesis
    • Integrated Belowground Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements and Modeling
    • Long-term Carbon Studies at the Harvard and Howland Forests of New England
  • News & Events
  • UMCES HOME