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A severe drought has reduced soil moisture and river flows, and stunting plants and crops during their crucial growing season
Climate change threatens military assets, capabilities, and operations. EU defence needs to adapt.
Loneliness has been identified as a serious public health concern and linked to a number of factors, including poor health and low social connectedness.
A new JRC study explores the connections, opportunities and challenges of demographic and climate change, and how these can be considered in EU climate policymaking.
A set of transatlantic technical recommendations for the upgrade and expansion of charging infrastructure will help set harmonised standards, remove trade barriers, and green road transport.
Invasive alien species are a major threat to native biodiversity and ecosystems functioning, and can affect negatively human health and the economy.
How the JRC contributed to developing the EU common list of COVID-19 antigen tests that has allowed millions to safely travel during the pandemic. A great example of how the JRC’s science benefits everyone in Europe!
The number of people battling acute hunger and suffering from malnutrition is the highest in the last seven years.
Last year, wildfires in 45 observed countries burnt an area about the size of Montenegro.
A new report will guide regulatory sectors and the industry to align with the Commission's definition on nanomaterials.
A new report examines recent trends in hybrid threats, and presents an innovative approach to assist policymakers to strengthen EU’s resilience against them.
The new modelling study suggests that climate change will lead to an average 15% decline in forest services across Europe.
The Atlas enables to explore the complexities of international migration and challenge misinformation and disinformation with facts.
The EU’s most competitive regions are still overwhelmingly located in western and northern Europe, according to the 2022 EU Regional Competitiveness Index.
Highly sensitive testing methods applied by the JRC reveal that 46% of honey imported in the EU may be adulterated. The suspicion of fraud results from an EU coordinated action.
Scientists of the Commission had developed methods for companies to help them assess and show the greenness of their products.
Demand for materials that drive the twin transition will take off. Europe does not have to be dependent on individual countries.
A novel soil health dashboard estimates the extent of unhealthy soils in the EU, as well as the degradation processes behind them.
Lack of precipitation impacts water availability for agricultural, energy and human use.
The estimated impact is higher for countries with lower current share of formal childcare and/or lower women’s labour participation.