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New certified clinical reference materials show promise in fight against beta-thalassemia.
A combination of production-related measures and healthier, more plant-based diet can help tackle EU’s vulnerability related to high-protein feed and benefit the environment.
JRC tool monitors fluctuations in the EU's natural gas supply, allowing prompt responses to emerging issues.
Record temperatures and low rainfall have had impacts on food security, livelihoods, and energy production in many world regions.
New report recommends advanced technologies to ensure the integrity of our food from farm to fork.
For different energy poverty indicators, different share of EU population is energy poor, while most of the energy poor are not income poor.
JRC study highlights need for targeted policies, strategic investments, and international collaboration.
East-west facing bifacial solar panels could boost solar power's economic value and help stabilise electricity prices across the EU.
Methane emissions from human activity worsen climate change and increase harmful ground-level ozone.
A JRC-developed tool combines satellite images with topographic data to estimate flood water depth and offer better accuracy of flood extent maps.
In 2024, 1.9 million people face extreme lack of food and exhaustion of coping capacities – a Catastrophe (IPC/CH 5) classification.
New roadmap to help the EU Space Programme better monitor polar regions.
JRC model estimates EU imports use cropland the size of Spain to sustain consumption needs.
Global warming and an ageing population are driving factors behind the increasing mortality risk.
Simultaneous State aid by EU countries in support of net-zero industries would bring about higher benefit for the economy.
Ongoing droughts lead to critical water shortages and threaten crops in Europe and Northern Africa
Extreme heat is increasingly dangerous in cities and urban areas. JRC identifies steps local authorities can take to manage these risks.
Air quality in European cities would benefit from reducing the combustion of traditional biomass for residential heating.
JRC highlights the impact of ageism on society and individuals.
Most comprehensive analysis to date shows that forest degradation can span up to 1.5km inside forest interiors.