Climate chief warns Dutch farm buyouts still vital to hit climate goal
European Union climate chief Frans Timmermans. Photo: Olivier Matthys/ Reuters
James CrispTelegraph Media Group Limited
Brussels has warned furious Dutch farmers that compulsory farm buyouts are the only way for the Netherlands to meet its EU climate targets.
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