Denmark invests 5.3 billion DKK in afforestation and land use changes
The Danish government has reached an agreement to allocate 5.3 billion DKK from the EU’s agricultural subsidies to environmental and land use changes. The deal is part of the Green Tripartite Agreement and aims to reduce nitrogen emissions by converting farmland into forests, wetlands, and other natural areas.The funding will support a range of measures. […]
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