Environment
National Parks Under from Unregulated Agricultural Ammonia
National parks throughout the United States are undergoing "accidental fertilization" at or above the threshold recognized for causing ecological damage -- a result of nitrogen-based compounds blown in from power plants, car exhaust and industrial agriculture.
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