Denmark announced Monday a plan to speed up its battle against greenhouse gases, targeting nitrogen emissions due to farming, in a decision criticized by the agricultural industry.
Denmark announced Monday a plan to speed up its battle against greenhouse gases, targeting nitrogen emissions due to farming, in a decision criticized by the agricultural industry.
New rules targeting nitrogen aim to guarantee a reduction of 3,500 tonnes in 2020, a year earlier than promised by the previous government, the environment and food ministry said in a statement.
The measure is part of wider government plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70 percent by 2030.
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