in Now you can catch up We discuss Schiphol's controversial report with reporter Jeroen Krahn. We also look forward to the Sprint World Championships and the Overall World Championships in Enzell, and we conclude with a cheese crisis in France.
The gist of the Schiphol report was clear: imposing a higher tax on air passengers on long-haul flights would result in far greater CO2 savings than shrinking Schiphol Airport.
The Netherlands currently imposes a ticket tax of €29 per trip. This rate applies regardless of how long you spend on board. But in the future you can pay more for a trip to New Zealand than to France.
Germany and the UK are already introducing such a distance-based tax on air passengers. Is the Netherlands likely to follow this example? Climate reporter Jeroen Krahn explains.
To Inzell, Germany: The world sprint championships and overall world championships start there tonight. What can we expect from the Dutch? Reporter Dan De Ridder is on the scene and has the answer.
“It will not be a surprise if the Netherlands hold all four world titles at the end of the combined championship on Sunday afternoon. Kjeld Noyes, Femke Kok, Jutta Leerdam (sprint), Patrick Rust and Antoinette Rijpma de Jong (all-around). They should all be among the best Candidates.”
Of course we'll be paying attention to the Dutch in the coming days, but who else should we be paying attention to? “In recent days, it's been all about one man: Jordan Stolz. The nineteen-year-old American has proven that he is the best skater in the world right now,” says Dan.
“But is he also the best all-rounder? He will accept that challenge this weekend, which is why the men's all-around tournament promises to be amazing.”
Stay informed of developments in Inzell in the coming days via our ski page. You can view the schedule for the coming days via the message below.
This morning, a stabbing attack occurred in The Hague in which a 62-year-old resident of The Hague was killed. A 61-year-old woman was taken to hospital with serious injuries. A 38-year-old suspect was arrested shortly after the incident in Zuiderpark in The Hague. The man is interrogated.
this Now you can catch up We conclude in France. The famous French culinary trio of cheese, baguette and wine is in jeopardy. France is in a cheese crisis.
French cheese lovers are very concerned about the survival of Camembert. White mold cheeses from the Normandy region are made so often that the important mold that gives the cheese its distinctive taste and rind is becoming less available.
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