The city of Amsterdam is banning advertising for fossil fuels, meat and air travel in the city's public spaces. The decision is described as the first of its kind in a capital city and is part of the city's climate policy, according to the city's climate policy. NL Times.
The Amsterdam city council voted to change the city's ordinance so that advertisements for gasoline and diesel cars, flights, cruises and meat products will no longer be allowed to appear on streets, bus shelters, subways and other public spaces starting in the spring of 2026.
The decision, driven by the GroenLinks and Partij voor de Dieren parties, means that Amsterdam will become the first capital city in the world to introduce such a legally binding ban.
Source: Aftonbladet.se
