I don't know if the ecological cost of such a model, and by extension the model itslef, is anything to be proud of. The nitrogen effects killing what is left o

I don't know if the ecological cost of such a model, and by extension the model itslef, is anything to be proud of. The nitrogen effects killing what is left over of nature is something that has been documented since the 80s already. Things have only changed for the worst since then. Walk around through some greenhouse area in South Holland, or through some flower fields in North Holland, and the chemical smells in the air will give you a headache. I don't understand how people can live there. And I'm surprised they don't see an explosion of cancer rates locally. No one wants to unsettle such a gret export balance, especially now with the farmer's party maybe joining the government. So I guess the water tomatoes and the plofkippen are here to stay.