Global action.

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Local impact.

Our Goals

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Nearly three-quarters of human-caused N2O emissions come from nitrogen-based fertilizers and manure on farms. Most of the remaining emissions come from industrial sources.

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The coalition’s main aim is to unite countries, NGOs, philanthropies, and industry leaders around a shared commitment to mitigate N2O emissions. Together, we can forge a path for change that matters both globally and locally.

We will collaborate with countries to include N2O targets in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Climate Agreement. We will also launch awareness campaigns highlighting the significance of N2O in climate change and ozone depletion.

What We Do

We’re working to spur action, both in global energy goals and in resources for local communities. Join us to drive change.


Quick Facts

Rising Emissions: N2O emissions are increasing faster than projected worst-case scenarios.

Mitigation Strategies: Existing technologies can reduce industrial N2O emissions by up to 99%.

International Actions: Recent global efforts include UNEA’s Sustainable Nitrogen Management Resolution and the Global Methane Pledge as a model for international cooperation.

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What We Do

Near-term opportunities for international action to mitigate emissions of nitrous oxide

Why it Matters

Integrating N2O mitigation into climate policies, with international coordination and funding to drive change, will make a difference. Please consider becoming a partner in this urgent effort.