Authorities in Sluiskil, Netherlands, are initiating additional measurements of toxic metals in response to community health concerns. This decision follows reports that waste management company Heros violated environmental regulations regarding the handling of waste ash. The increased monitoring aims to assess both the quantity and origin of harmful substances. Local residents have expressed significant worries over air quality, particularly due to emissions from nearby industries, including Europe’s largest fertilizer plant, Yara. The provincial government is acting swiftly to alleviate public unease amid rising health concerns.