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In the fields, excessive fertilizer use can lead to soil depletion due to overexploitation.
The abuse of nitrogen-based synthetic (or industrial) fertilizers causes very dangerous environmental problems such as air or water pollution.
Most fields grown in industrialized countries receive more nitrogen than they can use. This is a terrible effect on the nitrogen cycle which is overloaded. Although nitrogen is a vital and essential element of living ecosystems and is the first nutrient for all green plants, nitrogen overload and other chemical elements can lead to their death.
When an excess of nitrates seeps into the water, it can affect our ecosystem. High concentrations of nutrients are responsible for abundant "blooms" of developing algae. These algal blooms consume a lot of oxygen and block the sun's light, causing the death of other organisms. This process is called eutrophication.
