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A carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable in Holland has ordered the Dutch government to cut greenhouse gas carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable by at least a quarter by 2020. Three judges said the carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable was, "to ensure that the Dutch emissions in the year 2020 will be at carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable 25 per cent lower than those in 1990." Environmentalists hope others around the world will follow Holland's carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable in a global carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable to reduce emissions. Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy, a Dutch carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable of the European Parliament, echoed this sentiment, saying: "This historic ruling will have carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable reaching consequences in the Netherlands, Europe and the carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable of the world." Bill Hare of Climate Analytics agreed. He said: "This could be the first judicial warning carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable to governments around the world."

The judges' carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable came after 900 Dutch citizens took carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable action against the Dutch government to get it to comply with international regulations. Holland was far behind many other countries in reducing carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable emissions. It was on target for a 14 to 17 per cent carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable by 2020. The Dutch court decided this was carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable for a country as developed and carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable as Holland. It also said that hitting a carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable of just 17 per cent would cause huge carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable for the Dutch. The Dutch government must now accelerate existing plans to close coal plants, increase the use of windmills, carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable energy and other carboncourtdecisiondriveembarrassmentemissionsfarleadleastlegalmemberprogressivereductionrenewablesrestrulingshotsolartargetunacceptable, and drastically cut the amount of gas it takes out of the ground.