Traffic expected as farmers protest against Dutch nitrogen policy
3 years, 5 months ago

Traffic expected as farmers protest against Dutch nitrogen policy

NL Times  

After a six months long break, farmers in the Netherlands are again protesting against the government's plans to reduce nitrogen emissions in the country. The Dutch government needs to reduce nitrogen emissions in order to create room for new construction after the Council of State declared the cabinet's Nitrogen Approach Program invalid in 2019. One such report from the Netherlands' environmental assessment agency PBL stated that stricter nitrogen and climate rules will make farming nearly impossible in some places. Farmers feel threatened in their survival and the persistent uncertainty about the nitrogen policy is forcing them to take action, farmers' protest groups Argactie and Farmers Defense Force said.

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