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Dutch watchdog says gas production at Groningen remains unsafe

Published on: Monday 07 March 2022

A Dutch watchdog said on Tuesday that gas production from Groningen field remained a safety threat, as Europe races to find other sources of the fuel to wean itself off Russian supplies in the wake of ...

News source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/dutch-watchdog-says-gas-production-at-groningen-remains-unsafe/ar-AAUMfnF

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Dutch watchdog says gas production at Groningen remains unsafe