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Texel's energy-efficient homes demolished after five years due to construction flaws
Five energy-efficient homes built in 2020 in Den Burg, Texel, are being demolished due to significant construction flaws resulting in constant leakage and drafts, despite initial claims of energy efficiency. The builder's bankruptcy prevents cost recovery, and residents have been relocated.
Texel's energy-efficient homes demolished after five years due to construction flaws
Five energy-efficient homes built in 2020 in Den Burg, Texel, are being demolished due to significant construction flaws resulting in constant leakage and drafts, despite initial claims of energy efficiency. The builder's bankruptcy prevents cost recovery, and residents have been relocated.
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56% Bias Score
Court Orders Admission of Violent Undocumented Man to Psychiatric Clinic
A Dutch court ordered the admission of a violent, undocumented Armenian-Syrian asylum seeker to Veldzicht psychiatric clinic after municipalities failed to secure a place for him, despite prior agreements with the government.
Court Orders Admission of Violent Undocumented Man to Psychiatric Clinic
A Dutch court ordered the admission of a violent, undocumented Armenian-Syrian asylum seeker to Veldzicht psychiatric clinic after municipalities failed to secure a place for him, despite prior agreements with the government.
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48% Bias Score
Record High Electricity Price in the Netherlands Impacts 350,000 Households
Due to low solar and wind energy, coupled with high gas-powered plant maintenance, the price of electricity for those with dynamic contracts in the Netherlands reached a record high of €1.2 per kilowatt-hour between 5 PM and 6 PM today, impacting 350,000 households.
Record High Electricity Price in the Netherlands Impacts 350,000 Households
Due to low solar and wind energy, coupled with high gas-powered plant maintenance, the price of electricity for those with dynamic contracts in the Netherlands reached a record high of €1.2 per kilowatt-hour between 5 PM and 6 PM today, impacting 350,000 households.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Integration Debate Shifts Focus from Assimilation to Societal Cohesion
The Netherlands' integration debate shifts from immigrant assimilation to societal cohesion, despite positive CBS data on employment, education, and housing among immigrants; however, government policy focuses on cultural norms, generating controversy and highlighting a need for inclusive, local sol...
Dutch Integration Debate Shifts Focus from Assimilation to Societal Cohesion
The Netherlands' integration debate shifts from immigrant assimilation to societal cohesion, despite positive CBS data on employment, education, and housing among immigrants; however, government policy focuses on cultural norms, generating controversy and highlighting a need for inclusive, local sol...
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48% Bias Score
RDW strengthens fight against fraudulent car inspections
The Netherlands' RDW is strengthening its fight against fraudulent car inspections, revoking the licenses of 17 inspectors in 2023 and introducing mandatory reporting pauses from January 1, 2025, to prevent rapid-fire approvals and ensure road safety after 350 invalidated certificates in 2022.
RDW strengthens fight against fraudulent car inspections
The Netherlands' RDW is strengthening its fight against fraudulent car inspections, revoking the licenses of 17 inspectors in 2023 and introducing mandatory reporting pauses from January 1, 2025, to prevent rapid-fire approvals and ensure road safety after 350 invalidated certificates in 2022.
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36% Bias Score
Unequal Air Travel Distribution in the Netherlands: Climate Concerns Rise
A study reveals that 25% of Dutch residents account for 75% of the 15 million domestic flights between September 2023 and August 2024, with climate concerns now the leading reason for avoiding air travel.
Unequal Air Travel Distribution in the Netherlands: Climate Concerns Rise
A study reveals that 25% of Dutch residents account for 75% of the 15 million domestic flights between September 2023 and August 2024, with climate concerns now the leading reason for avoiding air travel.
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36% Bias Score
14-Year Sentence for Murder and Burning of Wife in Netherlands
A 45-year-old man from Reuver, Netherlands, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder and burning of his wife in June 2022; her body was found near Mainz-Bingen, Germany, after months of investigation.
14-Year Sentence for Murder and Burning of Wife in Netherlands
A 45-year-old man from Reuver, Netherlands, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder and burning of his wife in June 2022; her body was found near Mainz-Bingen, Germany, after months of investigation.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Farmers Need Long-Term Vision to Achieve Climate Goals
The Scientific Climate Council advises the Dutch government to provide farmers with long-term perspectives to achieve climate goals, highlighting the sector's role in reducing emissions while facing climate change impacts; five key recommendations are proposed.
Dutch Farmers Need Long-Term Vision to Achieve Climate Goals
The Scientific Climate Council advises the Dutch government to provide farmers with long-term perspectives to achieve climate goals, highlighting the sector's role in reducing emissions while facing climate change impacts; five key recommendations are proposed.
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40% Bias Score
Record-High Dutch Electricity Prices Hit Dynamic Contracts
Due to low wind and solar energy and gas plant maintenance, Dutch electricity prices surged 50% today, reaching \u20ac1.2 per kWh for 350,000 households with dynamic contracts, while others remain unaffected.
Record-High Dutch Electricity Prices Hit Dynamic Contracts
Due to low wind and solar energy and gas plant maintenance, Dutch electricity prices surged 50% today, reaching \u20ac1.2 per kWh for 350,000 households with dynamic contracts, while others remain unaffected.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Zzp Regulations Impact Vulnerable Migrants
An informational meeting in Haarlem helped refugees and migrants understand upcoming changes to Dutch self-employed (zzp) regulations, revealing widespread unawareness of tax and labor rights among those unknowingly working as zzp'ers, some of whom accumulated significant debt due to this lack of kn...
Dutch Zzp Regulations Impact Vulnerable Migrants
An informational meeting in Haarlem helped refugees and migrants understand upcoming changes to Dutch self-employed (zzp) regulations, revealing widespread unawareness of tax and labor rights among those unknowingly working as zzp'ers, some of whom accumulated significant debt due to this lack of kn...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Air Travel: 25% of Population Accounts for 75% of Flights
A study by the KiM reveals that 25% of the Dutch population took 75% of the 15 million flights from September 2023 to August 2024, with climate concerns now the leading reason for not flying.
Dutch Air Travel: 25% of Population Accounts for 75% of Flights
A study by the KiM reveals that 25% of the Dutch population took 75% of the 15 million flights from September 2023 to August 2024, with climate concerns now the leading reason for not flying.
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36% Bias Score
Southern Netherlands Criticizes Partial Pipeline Plan, Citing Safety Risks
The Dutch government's decision to limit a new pipeline to hydrogen and CO2, despite plans to include other hazardous substances like ammonia and LPG, faces criticism from Southern Netherlands. The region fears increased risks and delays in development due to continued hazardous rail transport.
Southern Netherlands Criticizes Partial Pipeline Plan, Citing Safety Risks
The Dutch government's decision to limit a new pipeline to hydrogen and CO2, despite plans to include other hazardous substances like ammonia and LPG, faces criticism from Southern Netherlands. The region fears increased risks and delays in development due to continued hazardous rail transport.
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60% Bias Score
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