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Now playing Next Netherlands Dutch cabinet split over 2030 nitrogen reductions rethink The Christian Democrat leader Wopke Hoekstra told Dutch newspaper AD that the government's nitrogen reduction targets are not "sacred", causing a cabinet rift. 21/08/2022
Now playing Next China China declares drought emergency amid record-breaking heatwave Industrial and agricultural hubs in central China suffer as the drought continues and an estimated one million people in rural areas are expected to face drinking water shortages. 21/08/2022
Now playing Next no comment Greater Paris experiments with transhumance A transhumance with sheep to explore the agricultural culture that is on the verge of disappearing in Seine-Saint-Denis, a suburb of Paris. 19/08/2022
Now playing Next Green News Could we replace pesticides with ants? A new study thinks so. Pesticides contain nasty chemicals that harm bees but scientists have discovered that ants could be a viable alternative. 17/08/2022
Now playing Next The Cube Misleading beer festival video claims to show Italian farmers' protest The footage actually shows an organised tractor beer festival that celebrates the local agriculture industry. 08/08/2022
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