Greenpeace Wins Lawsuit Against Dutch Government
European Regulators Order Dutch Government to Cut Nitrogen Emissions by 2030
In the Netherlands, climate activists with Greenpeace celebrated Wednesday after a judge ordered the Dutch government to dramatically cut nitrogen emissions by 2030. Greenpeace successfully argued the Dutch government failed to uphold European regulations limiting nitrogen oxide emissions due to farms,
By Max Schwarz and Yves Herman DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) -Greenpeace activists staged a brief climate change protest just ...
The Dutch government must make further cuts to nitrogen pollution or risk a €10 million ($10.5 million) fine after losing a ...
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The State must take more measures to reduce the deposition of nitrogen in nature, the court in The Hague ruled on Wednesday ...
"Since being elected, Luxon has waged a war on nature to allow big polluters - the dairy, fossil fuel, fishing, and mining ...
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