Yes, one of the gases that contributes toward the global warming is N2O which is due to the fertilizer effect, mainly urea. The production of ammonia via reforming rout the huge amount of GHG emission through fuel burning. The process uses fossil natural gas, which leads to 2.6 metric tons of life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per metric ton of ammonia produced. The CO2 emitted from soil with urea is regarded as a source of greenhouse gases (GHG), particularly CO2, in agricultural ecosystems.
Yes, the ammonia and urea industry contributes significantly to global warming potential. The ammonia and urea industry is responsible for about 0.93 % of the global emissions of greenhouse gases.