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Europe · Denmark

Now DR director acknowledges controversial documentary can be used for misinformation

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Now she had to “get on the field,” said the direct message on Wednesday from the country's culture minister. DR's news director, Sandy French, has since the premiere of the hotly debated DR documentary “Greenland's White...See the Story

Europe · Denmark

We, who grew up on the West Coast with poison underfoot, know well that environmental struggle is also class struggle.

For 71 years, people in my home region have lived in the shadow of the country's largest poison factory. The pollution is still open, inflamed wounds that bleed poison into the local population, the sea and the fjord.See the Story

Agriculture · Denmark

Green billionaire: It's a mystery to me that agriculture is allowed to continue

Jacob Jelsing is disappointed with the green tripartite agreement – now he has started using his wealth to buy up farms to create nature and forests. ‘Agriculture has failed time and again,’ he saysSee the Story

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