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Hydrogen from abundantly available renewables on-site is the most sustainable option, but delivery via pipelines or shipping could still be environmentally friendly.
Analysis, trends and drivers of the performance of sectors relying on EU’s coastal and marine resources.
A model using changes of soil organic carbon as indicator of soil quality can ultimately improve soil conservation and help ensure food security and environmental protection.
The concept of Gross Ecosystem Product brings ecosystem services into the picture.
Scientists investigate three grid expansion scenarios for 2030 and 2040, and provide recommendations to address grid bottlenecks.
Negative yield outlook in western and central Maghreb
EU crop yield forecasts remain above the 5-year average despite challenging weather conditions
Scientific evidence sheds light on benefits and challenges for connected public administrations.
A new version of a JRC-developed database simplifies data collection and data integration into modelling tools, allowing for an in-depth analysis of climate, energy and transport policy.
The April edition of the JRC's Anomaly Hotspots of Agricultural Production (ASAP) assessment is now available.