Plenty of cattle would be slaughtered by the Dutch for environmental reasons

게시됨 2021년 9월 16일

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The Dutch government is contemplating a plan to reduce its cattle herd by 30% in response to environmental concerns, particularly the 'nitrogen crisis.' This crisis is a result of the country's large herd size, which leads to significant environmental pollution, primarily from manure. The proposal, which includes potentially coercing farmers to sell their emission rights and land to the state, is aimed at reducing nitrate pollution and complying with EU law. The government emphasizes that the measure is not meant to displace farmers but to address the environmental impact in a small, densely populated country.
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The Dutch government is considering a 30 percent reduction in its cattle herd for environmental reasons. The Dutch Ministry of Finance, together with the Ministry of Agriculture, has submitted a radical proposal to the government to reduce the cattle herd by 30 percent, theguardian.com writes. The proposal was dictated by the situation of constraint, as the small and densely populated Netherlands has too large a herd, which pollutes the environment close to the upper limit of tolerability. Therefore, there is an urgent and significant need to reduce pollution, especially for nitrates. Animal husbandry is associated with manure production and forms a nitrogen compound with the urine of cattle, which causes serious damage when it enters living waters, including stimulating algae growth and depleting the oxygen content of surface waters. The so-called “nitrogen crisis” began with a 2019 decision by the Dutch Supreme Court, which ruled that the Netherlands had violated EU law by ...
출처: Agroinform

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