Hoe veen geen bruin goud maar groen goud is geworden
The large-scale peat extraction, that took place in Overijssel in the 19th century, would not be possible today. Peatlands are now protected areas and revitalized instead of extracted. Nowadays, peat is one of the saviors of our climate. For more stories, visit: https://langsdededemsvaart.nl/ Subscribe to the newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/iEK6Es
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The landscape of Northeast-Overijssel from before the Dedemsvaart
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