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Share your opinion: plans for cleaner air

Share your opinion: plans for cleaner air

Amsterdam is currently seeking public input on its new plans to improve air quality for the 2027-2030 period. Residents are encouraged to share their feedback to help develop effective solutions for a healthier environment.

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