Greenpeace Netherlands, FrisseWind.nu and FruitPunch AI team up to monitor illegal air pollution by large factories

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Last updated 12 abril 2025

Greenpeace Netherlands and FrisseWind.nu are teaming up with FruitPunch AI to identify toxic emissions from the Tata Steel factories in IJmuiden (Netherlands).

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