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The latest ESPAS Horizon Scanning bulletin reveals fascinating future trends: from a growing ideological gender divide, to designing products with their end of life in mind, to using bioelectricity to boost plant growth. Find out what these may mean for the EU.
While EU bioeconomy trends show progress towards the objectives of the EU Bioeconomy Strategy, environmental protection, and climate adaptation and mitigation remain a concern, according to research.
JRC researchers found a new method to anticipate changes in sea level height.
A new tool will help assess the sustainability of food production, processing, distribution and consumption in the EU across environmental, social and economic lenses.
Natural hazards and climate change can threaten the operation and safety of industrial facilities. OECD, UNECE and the JRC publish a risk management guide for senior leaders in industry and public authorities.
average to above-average temperatures and drier-than-usual conditions helped farmers to accelerate sowing, and were favourable for the initial development of recently sown crops.
Feasibility study on a European Digital Skills Certificate suggests to further develop the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens (DigComp) to support stakeholders in certifying digital skills.
The 2024 edition of the Annual Economic Report on the EU Fishing Fleet shows increased profitability in the sector.
The JRC started a much-needed dialogue with experts from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on how to reconcile diverging estimates of man-made land use emissions.
The EU has ambitious climate targets, with a vision of climate neutrality by 2050. The JRC provides the science to support our climate policies, helping to make the transition to a climate-neutral economy in Europe and informing the international climate negotiations at COP29.