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The transmission of productivity through global value chains: formal concept and application to recent developments in the EU27

Publication Year: 
2021
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC122076
Authors: 
MARTINEZ TUREGANO David
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Roaming Performance Study (SMART 2018/0011) Final Report

Publication Year: 
2021
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC124115
Authors: 
CHAWDHRY Pravir
FOLLONI Gianluca
LUMACHI Stefano
LUZARDI Stefano
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Roaming Performance Study (SMART 2018/0011) Final Report Executive Summary

Publication Year: 
2021
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC124253
Authors: 
CHAWDHRY Pravir
FOLLONI Gianluca
LUMACHI Stefano
LUZARDI Stefano

Territorial and sustainable healthy diets

Publication Year: 
2020
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC120986
Authors: 
HACHEM Fatima
VANHAM Davy
MORENO Luis
The onset of obesity is caused by multiple and inter-related genetic, behavioural, physiological, environmental, psychological and social factors
The onset of obesity is caused by multiple and inter-related genetic, behavioural, physiological, environmental, psychological and social factors.
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Mar 04 2021

World Obesity Day: 23% of adults in the EU live with obesity, another 36% with pre-obesity – a silent health crisis

On a newly dedicated section on obesity in its Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Knowledge Gateway, JRC publishes a first set of facts and figures as well as policy guidelines on the prevention of obesity and related illnesses.

Economic impact of eliminating the fuel tax exemption in the EU fishing fleet

Publication Year: 
2021
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC123645
Authors: 
DENTES DE CARVALHO GASPAR Natacha
GUILLEN GARCIA Jordi
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Rethinking the ‘Entrepreneurial Discovery Process’ in times of physical distancing

Publication Year: 
2021
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC123818
Authors: 
LARANJA Manuel
MARQUES SANTOS Anabela
EDWARDS John
FORAY Dominique
Type:
  • EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
Oceanic whitetip sharks, once abundant and thriving, are now on the critically endangered IUCN Red List
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Mar 03 2021

Alarming decline in global oceanic shark and ray populations

A recent analysis published in Nature documents a dramatic, and ongoing, global decline of oceanic shark and ray populations by nearly three-quarters (71%) over the past 50 years, primarily due to overfishing.

This decline coincides with a tripling of catches, amounting to an 18-fold increase in Relative Fishing Pressure (exploitation relative to the number of fish left).

Worrying risk of extinction

For all 31 oceanic shark and ray species analysed, the risk of extinction has increased substantially since 1980.

Croatia - JRC collaboration

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Thermodynamic assessment of the KF-ThF4, LiF-KF-ThF4 and NaF-KF-ThF4 systems

Publication Year: 
2020
JRC Publication N°: 
JRC123845
Authors: 
OCADIZ FLORES Jaen Alonso
CARRÉ Etienne
GRIVEAU Jean-Christophe
COLINEAU Eric
CAPELLI Elisa
SOUCEK Pavel
BENES Ondrej
KONINGS Rudy
SMITH Anna

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