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RSSLong lasting drought led to crop failures in the Maghreb
The western countries of North Africa have been severely affected by drought.
Continued weather contrasts with mixed effects on crops
Warmer-than-usual conditions have prevailed in most parts of Europe, yet most distinctly in the south.
Algorithmic management practices in regular workplaces are already a reality
While it can improve productivity and service quality, algorithmic management also presents risks about workers’ surveillance and job quality, particularly if there aren’t robust legal safeguards.
New trade agreements to result in positive cumulative impact on EU agri-food trade balance
Ten upcoming free trade agreements (FTA) will diversify trade sources, thus improve the resilience of EU food supply chains.
Energy transition: the effects on women and the need for more inclusivity
What gender inequalities need to be addressed to achieve a just energy transition? Find out in a new JRC report.
Prolonged drought and record temperatures have critical impact in the Mediterranean
Severe and prolonged drought events have affected Europe for more than two years and northern Africa for six years, causing water shortages and hampering vegetation growth.
PV on rooftops and beyond can surpass targets while preserving the environment
Photovoltaic (PV) on roof and water bodies, and along roads and railways could push EU total installed capacity over 1 TWp.
Saving the environment and shifting to renewables drives new energy technologies development
A text mining exercise, coupled with expert knowledge, identifies 77 emerging energy technologies. Public research and funding play a prominent role in their development.
EU climate target recommendation: what does science say about getting there?
JRC's analysis and scientific evidence fed into the impact assessment accompanying the Commission’s communication on the recommended target.
Women in science at JRC: Four researchers open the doors to their labs
Discover what it is like to be a scientist where research and policy combine.