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Buckle up: Cabinet working on ‘nitrogen map’ 2.0, though no one says it out loud

Buckle up: Cabinet working on ‘nitrogen map’ 2.0, though no one says it out loud

The Dutch cabinet is reportedly developing a new version of the controversial "nitrogen map," which identifies areas where farmers must comply with stricter environmental regulations. Officials in The Hague express concern that the reintroduction of this map could lead to a summer of widespread protests across the country.

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