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RSSAnalysis of patented biotechnology inventions worldwide shows how the EU positions itself compared to the US and China.
Conflict, political instability and violence have contributed to increased risk. Unchecked climate change will exacerbate the risk of humanitarian crises.
Cities with strategies targeting urban transport decarbonisation are more likely to take on the challenge of reaching climate neutrality.
JRC supports European Environment Agency mapping climate risks the EU must prepare for - financial risks are a particular concern.
Among the 2023 highlights: new in vitro methods under consideration for regulatory application, a virtual reality application for education in schools, and enhancing collaboration to promote innovative non-animal approaches.
In the 21st century, most newly created jobs were for women, who also benefited more from occupational upgrading. Despite progress, gender gaps in employment and job quality persist.
Energy communities could help to lift low-income households out of energy poverty, provided they are empowered through a combination of policy, funding, and technical support at national or EU level.
A review of hydrogen transportation projects carried out over the last two decades confirms its value for EU’s transport system decarbonisation and provides recommendations to overcome challenges.
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has been nearly halved in 2023 as compared to 2022, while forest disturbance differs for other countries of the region
While financial measures alone are effective in addressing energy poverty, there’s need for behavioural interventions, more rooted in the social context.