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New research has raised doubts over whether lab-grown meat could be a greener alternative for the planet than conventional meat produced from livestock.

A promising quantum computing ecosystem is emerging in Europe, but the sector needs a few extra ingredients to produce global leaders.

The Dutch government can’t oblige the aviation sector to use 14 percent sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) by 2030, the European Commission determined. It is too far beyond the European Union’s standard of 6 percent SAF by that date. The setback puts the Netherlands’ climate targets at risk, Stefan Grebe of CE Delft told the Volkskrant.

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Our “home base” was Delft. From there we were able to drive, train, tram and bus to Den Haag, Gouda and Kinderdijk. Keukenhof Gardens are famous for tulips.

Carice BV specialises in the design and manufacture of lightweight electric vehicles. They design their automobiles entirely in-house, including the chassis and bodywork.

Chinese brand BYD will continue to expand the variants of its Ocean Series models, and according to information leaked by its dealer network in China, there will be a variant intended to act as an entry-level to the Seal model, in order to compete against the Tesla Model 3.

A new alliance of the oil-and-gas sector formed by the COP28 team does not address the “most damaging emissions”, reports the Financial Times.

A Jewish Theater in Amsterdam From Where the Nazis Sent Jews to the Camps Will Soon Become the Home of the National Holocaust Museum. Architect Uri Gilad Discusses Why He Lives in the Neighborhood That Was Once Home to Anne Frank and Her Jewish Friends

News last year that both Elon Musk and Richard Branson’s Virgin were dialling down their hyperloop projects suggested that time was being called on turning the combination of vacuum tubes and magnetic levitation into a practical mode of transport. But the idea is not dead in Europe. An international Hyperloop Association was announced this year, to be based in Brussels, and testing infrastructure is planned at a number of European locations.