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In Lauwersoog, Seals Are Still Beloved, but Construction Companies Are Waiting for Their Money.

Barely a year after its opening, the new Wadden Sea World Heritage Centre (WEC) is already in serious trouble. The substantially higher construction costs hang like a...

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In Lauwersoog, Seals Are Still Beloved, but Construction Companies Are Waiting for Their Money.

Barely a year after its opening, the new Wadden Sea World Heritage Centre (WEC) is already in serious trouble. The substantially higher construction costs hang like a...

1 month ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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Volkskrant broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 1 month ago on Monday, September 7, 2026.

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In Lauwersoog, Seals Are Still Beloved, but Construction Companies Are Waiting for Their Money.

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