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Dutch City Moves to Ban Meat Ads in Public Spaces out of Climate Fears

Ads for fossil fuels, fossil fuel-powered cars, and holiday flights would also be banned

Dutch City Moves to Ban Meat Ads in Public Spaces out of Climate Fears
Portobello mushrooms stand in for meat patties in this recipe for veggie burgers with all the fixings. Greg Dupree/TNS
Nathan Worcester
Nathan Worcester
9/9/2022|Updated: 11/11/2022
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Just west of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, another line has been breached in the global “war on meat.” In the name of fighting climate change, the city of Haarlem has moved to outlaw at least some advertisements for meat in public areas.

The resolution, which refers to “bioproducts” rather than meat, came from Ziggy Klazes, a Haarlem city councilor who represents the GroenLinks (GreenLeft) party.
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