A Dutch court in The Hague has sided with the government, ruling that it’s doing enough to protect residents near Tata Steel’s plant — despite claims from environmental advocates that health risks are being ignored. The foundation behind the lawsuit welcomed the decision as a clear mandate to enforce stricter emission monitoring, while Tata Steel says the ruling won’t disrupt its sustainability talks. Meanwhile, climate group Milieudefensie warns of a “subsidy trap” as the government negotiates a two-billion-euro deal to help Tata Steel cut emissions — the country’s largest CO2 emitter — with final agreements due by September 30.
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