PBL: Farmers Around Nature Reserves Cannot Always Remain Profitable
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It is ‘not economically realistic’ to assume that farming will always remain feasible close to nature reserves. This is stated by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) in a calculation of the cabinet’s nitrogen plans. It may be necessary to look for other ways to use the land close to the protected areas, such as recreation or water storage.
It is "not economically realistic" to assume that it will always remain feasible to practice agriculture close to nature reserves. This is stated by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) in a calculation of the cabinet's nitrogen plans. It may be necessary to look for other ways to use the land close to the protected areas, such as recreation or water storage.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - It is "not economically realistic" to assume that farming will always remain feasible close to nature reserves. This is stated by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) in a calculation of the cabinet's nitrogen plans. It may be necessary to... close to the protected areas
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