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In a low-carbon world, trade in fossil fuels plummets
A modelling exercise for a 1.5°C global warming scenario shows the share of fossil fuels in global energy trade drops by 80% in 2050 compared to today.
World’s most accurate positioning service, Galileo’s HAS, goes live
The JRC contributed to the definition, testing and validation of HAS.
2023 gets off to a fair start for winter crops
Unusually warm weather can store up trouble for the coming months.
Dealing with the demographic transition, drivers of change and impact across Europe
The Commission 2023 Report on the Impact of Demographic Change revisits firmly established long-term trends.
New EU environmental norms to make chemical and textile industry plants greener
New legal norms give existing installations four years to adapt, while new facilities must comply immediately.
New universal JRC detection method for SARS-CoV-2
The method detects all current and most likely all the future variants.
ASAP hotspot assessement November 2022
The November edition of the JRC's Anomaly Hotspots of Agricultural Production (ASAP) assessment is now available.
Winter crops generally faring well
Cold start to winter improved frost tolerance rather than causing damage
Ecosystems might lose 27% of vertebrate diversity by 2100
Mass extinction: a new study models how climate and land use change will drive global diversity loss.
A new handbook provides guidance on protection of public spaces from terrorist attacks
Public spaces are vulnerable because they are open. Scientists and security experts compile a handbook with guidance on securely designing and renovating public spaces.