Bas Eickhout

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Eickhout, Bas (2016). Klimaatmores: Radicaal naar een andere norm[Climate mores: Radically to a different norm] (in Dutch). Rotterdam: Lemniscaat. ISBN   9789047708032.
  • (2024). Groen realisme: Strijdbaar voor een groene economie[Green realism: Fighting for a green economy] (in Dutch). Rotterdam: Lemniscaat. ISBN   9789047716778.
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    Bas Eickhout
    MEP
    Eickhout, Bas-9750.jpg
    Eickhout in 2014
    Member of the European Parliament
    Assumed office
    14 July 2009