Waste not, want not: Join the fight against food waste
Did you know that a quarter of all the food produced in the Netherlands ends up in the trash? That's ...
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Dutch national institutions seen as more competent; local ones more honest – study shows
In the Netherlands, national institutions are seen as more competent while local institutions are seen as more honest and transparent ...
Election day buzz: Why EU elections are critical for Drenthe, Friesland, and Groningen
As the European Parliament elections take place today, citizens across the Netherlands, including those in the provinces of Drenthe, Friesland, ...
Greenpeace occupies Schiermonnikoog gas platform
The environmental organisation Greenpeace is currently protesting against drilling for more gas in the North Sea and is occupying a ...
Free compost in Groningen this weekend
The Municipality of Groningen will be handing out free compost between today and Saturday. ‘Magical’ is likely not the first ...
Wadden Sea life threatened by climate change
Reduced freshwater flow into the Wadden Sea has harmful consequences for plant and animal life in the region, the Royal ...
Nuclear energy: A tale of two provinces
The topic of nuclear energy in the Netherlands is a source of intense debate. With the government's goal to phase ...
Rethinking battery technology in the North of the Netherlands
With targets to reduce carbon emissions requiring countries to promote sustainable energy sources, batteries have a leading role to play ...
Zero Waste Walking Tours in four Frisian cities this week
Sneek was the first city in Friesland to host a Zero Waste Walking Tour on Saturday, October 29. The Friesch ...
Groningen: Gas tap closed, but misery not yet over
After six decades of gas extraction, the gas taps in Groningen will be officially closed this Sunday, September 30. The ...
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