AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDutch courts & activism: A Dutch court ruled Greenpeace can pursue its case in the Netherlands against Energy Transfer over Dakota Access Pipeline protest-linked lawsuits, keeping a major fossil-fuel legal fight alive. Pollution & enforcement: A Dutch glycerine refinery in Farmsum is accused of years of illegal waste salt dumping near the Belgian-Dutch border, with prosecutors opening a criminal investigation over alleged misclassification to dodge disposal rules. Climate & energy links: Gasunie backs an Oman–Northwest Europe liquid hydrogen corridor, including a Groningen-to-Amsterdam/Duisburg route, as both sides expand hydrogen and carbon capture cooperation. Circular food tech: Nestlé Nigeria launched a multi-stakeholder coalition for World Environment Day, aiming to cut waste leakage and scale circular solutions across 12 locations. Food waste innovation: A Canberra company says on-site milk testing using biosensors could prevent over 70 million tonnes of milk waste globally each year. Dutch water focus: Dutch Water Week wraps with sailing and water-systems coverage, including Dutch podium results in the Green and Gates Nation’s Cup.
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