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Boekholt on interview: should have chosen words more carefully

Boekholt on interview: should have chosen words more carefully

Dutch Minister for Housing Elanor Boekholt-O’Sullivan expressed regret over her choice of words during a recent interview with The Guardian regarding peak-hour electricity conservation. Her comments about implementing shower tokens faced significant criticism from the Dutch House of Representatives, prompting her to acknowledge the confusion they caused.

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