Femke Wiersma
Femke Wiersma is a Dutch politician serving as the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature. She is known for her efforts to balance agricultural interests with environmental concerns, particularly in relation to the Netherlands' stringent nitrogen regulations. Recently, she has been in the news for her role in adjusting the rigid nitrogen standards, which has been a significant topic for farmers and construction projects in the country.
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Femke Wiersma is the BBB minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature.
Kamer ontevreden over stikstofaanpak en dringt aan op spoedwet: ’Het is nu keuzes maken’ | Binnenland
Netherlands· 2025-05-22
Femke Wiersma is the agriculture minister involved in the discussions about the nitrogen policy.
Caroline van der Plas over kritiek stikstofbeleid: ‘Ik vind dat flauw!’ | VideoNetherlands· 2025-04-28
Minister Femke Wiersma announces stricter manure regulations for parts of North Brabant and Limburg.
Wiersma kondigt strengere mestregels aan voor delen Noord-Brabant en Limburg | BinnenlandNetherlands· 2025-04-11Agriculture Minister Femke Wiersma revealed documents from scientists advocating for the relaxation of nitrogen standards.
Kamer gaat mee in conclusies van wetenschappers en wil ook versoepeling van stikstofnorm | BinnenlandNetherlands· 2025-02-20Femke Wiersma is the agricultural minister advocating for raising nitrogen limits.
Piekbelasters Chantal en Wilco hoopvol over oprekken stikstofregels: ’We kunnen straks weer boeren én verduurzamen’ | BinnenlandNetherlands· 2025-02-15
Femke Wiersma is the Minister of Agriculture advocating for easing nitrogen emission limits.
Landbouwminister Femke Wiersma (BBB) wil ondergrens voor stikstofuitstoot versoepelen: ’We móéten Nederland uit slop trekken’ | BinnenlandNetherlands· 2025-02-15Femke Wiersma is the minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature.
Hoop gloort voor duizenden boeren en bouwprojecten: rigide stikstofnorm wordt opgehoogd | BinnenlandNetherlands· 2025-02-14