Offshore Wind Waste: New research warns that as offshore wind turbines are dismantled, up to 20,000 turbine blades by 2040 could end up in landfills or incineration because recycling rules lag behind. Public Health & Travel: Rotterdam’s GGD has cleared the cruise ship Hondius to resume service after a hantavirus outbreak, following deep cleaning and disinfection; 13 cases and three deaths were linked to the voyage. Local Climate Planning: Bonaire’s community project group has formally presented its Bonaire Climate Plan to the Executive Council, built from workshops and resident input, with “immediate action” urged. Food Safety: A growing salmonella recall has expanded to more products sold at major retailers including Costco and Walmart, after powdered milk-linked notices began earlier this spring. Netherlands Health Research: A Dutch-led study finds many psoriasis patients can safely taper newer biologics—often to two-thirds or even half dose—without losing symptom control. Governance & Accountability: Amsterdam’s Music On festival was cancelled hours before opening after slow responses from the North Sea Canal Area Environmental Service to a safety assessment request for a new tent. Energy Infrastructure: Gasunie has inaugurated a 32-km hydrogen pipeline in the Port of Rotterdam, pushing hydrogen transport closer to scale. Policy Watch: Dutch lawmakers are urging regulators to reject higher peak-hour grid fees, arguing it could raise costs and slow electrification.