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As the European Union is discussing new legislation to certify carbon removal technologies, European Science Academies sound the…

Agriculture is the main driver of global deforestation and land conversion, and food systems account for more than a third of…

“Climate catastrophe is like a giant meteorite hitting the earth in super slow motion,” says Prof. Michael Norton. “Maybe too slow…

EASAC congratulates their colleague for receiving the prize for his work on Climate Change and Health.

The 1.5° climate goal seems increasingly remote. Although the science is clear that rapid changes involving large parts of society…

Digitalisation, improved batteries and new renewable fuels can be gamechangers for decarbonising transport. But technology alone…

The new workshop report “Tackling the effects of climate change on health in the Mediterranean and surrounding regions” includes…

The recent IPCC Report confirms that global warming is getting faster and faster. The impact is playing in real time as we watch…

The state of the Atlantic adds a layer of variability to local sea level rise in Europe, while the massive loss of ice mass in the…

To live up to their climate pledge under the Paris agreement, EU lawmakers must ensure all 250 million existing as well as all new…

A new joint commentary by EASAC and FEAM, representing European Academies of Science and Medicine emphasizes the responsibility of…

Legal challenges hamper the sharing of health data with researchers outside the EU/European Economic Area (EEA), a new report by…

Revision of the Renewable Energy Directive

EASAC welcomes JRC report strengthening the case for shorter payback periods

EASAC Perspective on Transformative Change

No climate benefit from hydrogen unless EU stops subsidies for fossil fuels

Several European countries who are considered leaders in climate protection owe their apparently good emission reductions to…

In a first-time report, the European Academies of Science (EASAC) and Medicine (FEAM) call upon European lawmakers to protect…

As the European Union is readying its plans for a green recovery after COVID19, the European Academies of Science urge…

EASAC’s studies on the perverse climate effects of bioenergy based on forest biomass (in particular when converting from coal to…