Check out the new online Knowledge Centre's platform which gathers evidence and coordinates actions against Europe's leading cause of death among people under the age of 65.
Climate change: What will happen if we do nothing?
More fires, heatwaves and floods, especially in the Southern regions of Europe. Find out how much damage can be avoided if we act. And what if we adapt to global warming?
Climate change seriously affects us and greenhouse gas emissions worldwide are still growing. If we adapt to climate change our PESETA IV study shows long lasting benefits for the people, economy and ecosystems. The study highlights the importance of the European Green Deal and its aim to become the first continent to be climate neutral by 2050.
Find out more on PESETA IV.
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