€3.5 Billion to Compensate Groningen for Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will compensate Groningen and Noord-Drenthe with €3.5 billion over 30 years to address socioeconomic issues stemming from decades of gas extraction, including increased funding for education, healthcare, and social welfare programs, aiming to improve the region's living standard...
€3.5 Billion to Compensate Groningen for Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will compensate Groningen and Noord-Drenthe with €3.5 billion over 30 years to address socioeconomic issues stemming from decades of gas extraction, including increased funding for education, healthcare, and social welfare programs, aiming to improve the region's living standard...
Progress
40% Bias Score
€100 Million Dutch Initiative to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Aftermath
The Dutch government launched a €100 million annual, 30-year initiative to improve living conditions in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe, focusing on community building, local pride, and early intervention to address issues stemming from gas extraction.
€100 Million Dutch Initiative to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Aftermath
The Dutch government launched a €100 million annual, 30-year initiative to improve living conditions in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe, focusing on community building, local pride, and early intervention to address issues stemming from gas extraction.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Groningen Water Company Faces Tens of Millions in Losses Due to Earthquake Damage
Waterbedrijf Groningen faces tens of millions of euros in losses from earthquake-related damage to its water pipes, requiring adjustments and potentially higher water prices for residents, despite 5 million euros in government compensation.
Groningen Water Company Faces Tens of Millions in Losses Due to Earthquake Damage
Waterbedrijf Groningen faces tens of millions of euros in losses from earthquake-related damage to its water pipes, requiring adjustments and potentially higher water prices for residents, despite 5 million euros in government compensation.
Progress
36% Bias Score
€3.5 Billion Investment to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will invest €3.5 billion over 30 years in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe to compensate for the social and economic damage caused by gas extraction, focusing on education, healthcare, welfare, and mental health initiatives.
€3.5 Billion Investment to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will invest €3.5 billion over 30 years in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe to compensate for the social and economic damage caused by gas extraction, focusing on education, healthcare, welfare, and mental health initiatives.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Eurosonic 2024: Diverse Strategies for Emerging European Artists
The Eurosonic festival in Groningen showcased nearly 275 European musical acts, with artists employing diverse strategies—from captivating live performances to unique musical traditions—to achieve international success, revealing evolving pathways beyond traditional metrics.
Eurosonic 2024: Diverse Strategies for Emerging European Artists
The Eurosonic festival in Groningen showcased nearly 275 European musical acts, with artists employing diverse strategies—from captivating live performances to unique musical traditions—to achieve international success, revealing evolving pathways beyond traditional metrics.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Groningen Mining Study: No Additional House Damage Found
A study by the Instituut Mijnbouwschade Groningen (IMG) shows that a combination of mining activities outside the Groningen gas field does not cause additional damage to houses, maintaining the current damage claim process; however, further research is needed regarding the combined impacts of gas ex...
Groningen Mining Study: No Additional House Damage Found
A study by the Instituut Mijnbouwschade Groningen (IMG) shows that a combination of mining activities outside the Groningen gas field does not cause additional damage to houses, maintaining the current damage claim process; however, further research is needed regarding the combined impacts of gas ex...
Progress
48% Bias Score