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nitrogen Wars. The Dutch Farmers Rev revolt that turned a nation upside down, by Paul Tullis. It was the worst traffic jam in the history of the Netherlands.

From Amsterdam to Rhetordam to Rurman,

more than 2,000 tractors lumbered along clogged highways

during the morning rush hour

on the 1st of October 2019.

Their spinning beacon lights shining amber through the dark and the rain.

They caused more than 1,000 kilometers of backups on their way to the seat of government in the Hague.

Other tractors made their way slowly through the sand of the North Sea beaches.

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