Netherlands' nitrogen targets must be higher: international scientists
2 years, 3 months ago

Netherlands' nitrogen targets must be higher: international scientists

NL Times  

Some protected nature reserves in the Netherlands are even more affected by nitrogen than previously thought, NOS reports based on a report by international scientists that will be published later this month. This means that the Netherlands will have to decrease nitrogen emissions even more to achieve its goal of having 74 percent of nature reserves protected from these emissions by 2030, the broadcaster wrote. The stricter KDW in the UN report means nitrogen emissions must be reduced even more than already planned. The Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality told NOS that the new report will likely not mean a policy change everywhere because the current policy includes margins for adjustments “to a certain extent.”

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