JRC scientists have started investigating how chemical substances migrate from cattle manure to water. The research aims…
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The threat status of habitat types in Finland was evaluated for the second time. Almost half (48%) of the nearly 400…
A JRC-led article published in Science Advances estimates that accelerated soil erosion will lead to additional carbon…
Since 25 years, the JRC's 'MARS' Bulletins bring independent and timely forecasts on crop yields in Europe to inform the…
The Arctic is changing rapidly as a result of global climate change. “Over the past five years, warm Arctic temperatures…
The European network of protected areas, "Natura 2000", has not yet been able to stop the decline of butterflies in…
Flooding and water scarcity in Europe will increase in the coming decades, but to a much lesser extent if the objectives…
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has published a new scientific report on the current status of the spread of…
A JRC article published in Nature Scientific Reports finds an increasing trend of erosion along the world's coastlines,…
“We’ve identified and are testing potential cropping systems that don’t just improve agricultural soil quality, but also…