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Schiphol Airport could be a harbinger of how countries deal with the growing backlash against egregious emissions.

The New York Times reporter visits a horse center in Littleton Saturday to read from her children’s book, "The Flying Horse."

One of dance music's most celebrated contemporary figures, Avalon Emerson, has released a debut album Avalon Emerson & The Charm via Avalon's new label, Another Dove. This new musical endeavor, is an intensely personal—and yes, pop-leaning—statement of intent from an artist who has long looked beyond the club for inspiration.

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The Tulip Festival in Noordoostpolder kicks off on Friday. The two-week-long event offers walking, cycling, and driving routes along the tulip fields in the Flevoland city, as well as numerous activities.

Minister Mark Harbers’ (Infrastructure) plan for a fourth, new approach route to Schiphol will reduce CO2 emissions much less than he calculated, according to action group Stop4deRoute. Harbers only looked at emissions in Dutch airspace. When looking at the entire route, the emission reduction is minimal, Peter van Thienen of Stop4deRoute told Trouw.

"Our biggest growth is in organic sweet potato farming"

From vibrant Amsterdam and Rotterdam to smaller charming towns, the cities in Netherlands are a diverse and interesting bunch.