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For decades now, the Brussels municipalities have been fighting against the scourge of urban pigeons. The catching and killing pigeons, which had been common practice for years, was banned last month, leaving the authorities to search for more animal-friendly alternatives.
After responding to questions in the Brussels Parliament this week, minister of Finance Sven Gatz admitted that a fine imposed on the capital’s Buildings Agency in 2019 by the Brussels Region had to be collected by a bailiff after a long period of non-payment.
After responding to questions in the Brussels Parliament this week, minister of Finance Sven Gatz admitted that a fine imposed on the capital’s Buildings Agency in 2019 by the Brussels Region had to be collected by a bailiff after a long period of non-payment.
The Mont des Arts in Brussels has the reputation of being the most graffitied place in the capital. With its permanent flow of tourists, local visitors and its large walls, it has everything to seduce graffiti artists.
A year-long collaborative science campaign to monitor the concentration of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in the Brussels air shows a dangerous level of the polluant, according to a report released by non-profit organisation Air Researchers (Les chercheurs d’air).