Farmers park tractors in protest actions across Province of Groningen
A judge ruled this week that tractors may not be used to protest in Groningen (with similar bans in Friesland ...
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City of Groningen takes first steps towards CO2-free centre
By 2025, all goods vehicles in the city will need to be emission-free The city of Groningen is taking concrete ...
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Farmer and builder’s protests bring traffic to standstill, gridlocks cities
Kilometres of queues, tractors on Leeuwarden’s main square, and protest across the Netherlands by Thomas Ansell As reported in multiple ...
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A ‘global nomad’ settles in Groningen
In her first piece for The Northern Times, writer Wakanyi Hoffman reflects upon her families’ change from living in seven ...
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Nationwide farmers union reaches agreement about nitrogen emissions
The ‘Landbouw Collectief’ reached the agreement on Monday evening Translated by Thomas Ansell As reported in the Leeuwarder Courant, the ...
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Dutch government to take strong measures against emissions: maximum speed reduced 100 km per hour on motorways
But what do the new regulations mean for the North? The Dutch government announced a plan on Tuesday to reduce ...
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Student en Stad political party calling for bike mayor for Groningen
As part of the city of Groningen’s goal of being emission-free by 2025, the Student en Stad political faction is ...
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City buses in Groningen to go fully electric
City buses in Groningen are going fully electric, with Qbuzz investing in making all 164 buses so by December of ...
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Province of Groningen prepared to fine ESD for silicon carbide blazers
The province of Groningen is planning to start fining ESD in Farmsum for any additional blazers and has given the ...
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Province of Groningen demands “zero emissions” from Farmsum chemical plant
The province of Groningen has called on ESD-SIC, a chemical plant in Farmsum, to completely eliminate emissions of silicon carbide ...
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Fifteen Vindicat members test positive for Coronavirus- Association to shut clubhouse
