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56 news items of Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
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The Netherlands, France, the Czech Republic and Ireland call for a European policy package on sustainable carbon in the chemical industry
In order to make the transition from fossil to sustainable raw materials in the chemical industry, policy is needed at EU-level. ...
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The Netherlands to invest €2.5 billion to strengthen business climate for chip industry in Brainport Eindhoven
Found in objects from telephones to solar panels and medical equipment, microchips play a crucial role in everyday life. Dutch ...
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Government and banks work together to accelerate the circular economy
The State Secretary for Infrastructure and Water Management, Vivianne Heijnen, and Medy van der Laan of the Dutch Banking ...
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More international cooperation on North Sea arrangements
Today, countries around the North Sea have agreed to use and protect this sea more efficiently. Until now, countries mainly ...
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Caribbean region and the Netherlands to join forces to deal more effectively with climate change
The Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management, Mark Harbers, has invited the countries of the Caribbean region to take part ...
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COP27: United States and Ukraine become signatories to agreement to increase numbers of zero-emission heavy road transport vehicles
Ten more countries have given their support to a Dutch initiative for cleaner heavy road transport vehicles like buses and ...
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Dutch COP initiative for more cycling worldwide
The Netherlands hopes to see 10,000 cycling experts trained and deployed in countries worldwide over the next decade. This will ...
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Dutch expertise on EV charging goes to California
Charging electric cars needs to become easier, safer and smarter. Dutch environment minister Vivianne Heijnen and Yana Garcia ...
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Heijnen at the G20: reuse key to preventing plastic soup
Recycling alone is not enough to combat plastic pollution and plastic soup. Worldwide, we need to focus more strongly on reusing ...
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Government shifts cycling to a higher gear
Cycling is healthy, clean and cheap. And the more people who cycle, the more society benefits too. That’s why the government will ...