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Rhine rises again due to rain, but shipping problems persist

Rhine rises again due to rain, but shipping problems persist

Water levels in the Rhine have risen slightly due to recent rainfall, allowing inland vessels to increase their cargo capacity. Despite this temporary improvement, authorities warn that water levels may soon fall again, ensuring that navigation challenges persist.

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Organic supermarket bouquets to disappear after the summer

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Direct gas pipeline between the Netherlands and Norway a step closer, reducing dependence on US and Middle East

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