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Dutch court orders government to meet pollution reduction targets or face millions in fines
Friday 24 Jan 25 10:30am
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| Photo by Irena Carpaccio on Unsplash |
A Dutch court on Wednesday ordered the country’s government to meet its own goals for reducing overall nitrogen emissions by 2030, a decision that could have major economic and political consequences.
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