The Dutch nitrogen crisis shows what happens when policymakers fail to step up
The Dutch nitrogen crisis shows how timid policymaking could be a pitfall for battling climate change.
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Isabeau van Halm
Isabeau van Halm is a data journalist based in London. She has previously worked as editor of a local newspaper and is a graduate of the Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master’s.
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