Towards our phosphorus future

Will Brownlie; Bryan Spears; Kate Heal; David Reay; Tim Benton; Dana Cordell; Louise Heathwaite; Ludwig Hermann; Penny J Johnes; Cargele Masso; Richard McDowell; John McGrath; Genevieve Metson; Ruben Sakrabani; Isabelle Vanderbeck; Mark Sutton

doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.16995.22561

Towards our phosphorus future

Will Brownlie
, Bryan Spears
, Kate Heal
, David Reay
, Tim Benton
, Dana Cordell
, Louise Heathwaite
, Ludwig Hermann
, Penny J Johnes
, Cargele Masso
, Richard McDowell
, John McGrath
, Genevieve Metson
, Ruben Sakrabani
, Isabelle Vanderbeck
, Mark Sutton

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There are abundant opportunities to transition towards more sustainable phosphorus use. Taken collectively, these solutions unlock multiple environmental and societal benefits. Actions must be delivered cooperatively, as part of an integrated plan across sectors and scales. Indeed, coordinated action on phosphorus to support governments, existing conventions, and intergovernmental frameworks, as well as stakeholders, to catalyse improvements in phosphorus sustainability is urgently required. An inter-conventional coordination mechanism to address fragmented phosphorus policy is proposed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Our Phosphorus Future
Editors	W.J Brownlie, M.A Sutton, K.V Heal, D.S Reay, B.M Spears
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Edinburgh
ISBN (Electronic)	9781906698799
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.16995.22561
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2022

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Brownlie, W., Spears, B., Heal, K., Reay, D., Benton, T., Cordell, D., Heathwaite, L., Hermann, L., Johnes , P. J., Masso, C., McDowell, R., McGrath, J., Metson, G., Sakrabani, R., Vanderbeck, I., & Sutton, M. (2022). Towards our phosphorus future. In W. J. Brownlie, M. A. Sutton, K. V. Heal, D. S. Reay, & B. M. Spears (Eds.), Our Phosphorus Future UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Edinburgh. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.16995.22561

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