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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?
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Animations |Knowledge Centre for Biodiversity
We are becoming more and more dependent on our ecosystems, which are under increasing pressure from climate change and its related impacts.
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Videos |Knowledge Centre for Bioeconomy
EU forests are expanding, and EU scientists balance wood provision with other ecosystem services for a sustainable circular bioeconomy.
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Infographics |Improving air quality in cities
The JRC Urban NO2 Atlas provides city factsheets to help design effective air quality measures to reduce nitrogen dioxide concentrations in European cities.
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Infographics |Air quality in the Danube and Western Balkans
Biomass burning for heat production in households has emerged as a major issue for human health.
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Leaflets |Emissions Database for Global Atmospheric Research
EDGAR is a global database of human emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollution on Earth
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Virtual Tours |Take a virtual tour of the Water Laboratory
Discover how EU scientists characterise different types of water to examine if it contains chemicals released by human activities.
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Videos |Recycled water tested on the cheap
With water shortages a growing problem around the world, recycling waste water has become increasingly important. EU scientists have come up with a cheap and efficient tool.
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Videos |How do forests breathe when climate changes?
EU scientists have set up a monitoring station that measures the oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange at ground level and in the air, 36-metre above the trees at the JRC Ispra site.
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Animations |The PESETA project
See how scientists at the JRC study climate change and analyse different possible effects it has on Europe.
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Videos |Drought alert in Africa
As climate change continues, forecasters expect droughts to become more frequent and severe. European and African scientists work together to define reliable alert systems.