Nitrogen levels in The Netherlands
π₯ The ground in the Netherlands is in trouble. Here is why:
π³π± Most people don’t see it—but the Netherlands has one of the highest nitrogen levels in Europe. The cause is a combination of intensive farming, heavy traffic, and industrial activity. These release nitrogen into the air, which returns to the ground through rain. π± This causes sensitive ecosystems such as heathlands to suffer. Plants like heather get pushed out by fast-growing grasses. Wildlife disappears. And the risk of wildfires grows. π That is why The Netherlands is acting: πΈ Reducing livestock numbers πΈ Restoring nature reserves πΈ Supporting more sustainable farming πΈ Reducing maximum speed on motorways π Nature thrives when we restore balance - and every step we take brings us closer.Video: https://youtu.be/QB1xvX7EwxU
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