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Egypt and Fertilizer industries

I heard today about the fertilizer indusry in Egypt. I think Cultivation needs strong soil and good soil needs fertilizers. I think that storage or manufacture of fertilizer will emmit N2O Gas. That laughing gas (Nitrous Oxide). Now, I think you know one of the cause of the euophoria of Those who lives near the fertilzers factories in Egypt.

http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/886110/img/Anonymous/fertilizers.jpg
As we see in the previous pic, The plants needs a rich soil  to grow healthy and nutritious.
so I think Fertilizer industry is so important. no?

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