Farmers' organizations critical of nitrogen law: 'Not good enough yet'

Farm organizations express criticism regarding the government's nitrogen plans, acknowledging some improvements but deeming them insufficient. Environmental groups welcome the potential for nature restoration. The law aims for significant emission reductions by 2035, with specific limits for livestock in sensitive areas. LTO chairman Ger Koopmans highlights ongoing uncertainties for farmers and calls for clarity. Young farmers also stress the need for practical feasibility of the measures. The law is crucial for housing projects, with construction organizations optimistic about permit facilitation. Environmentalists view the package as a minimum requirement for addressing the nitrogen crisis, emphasizing the need for nature recovery to enable permits. Greenpeace raises concerns about last-minute changes influenced by agricultural lobbying.