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Hydropower developed in existing hydraulic infrastructures, water facilities and industries, including non-powered dams and weirs, wastewater treatment plants and water distribution networks, is known as “hidden...

Sudan is facing one of the most severe humanitarian and economic crises in its modern history. The current civil war has displaced millions and severely damaged livelihoods...

The commission and EEA will provide Member States with the necessary support, assistance, and capacity building in order to help them carry out their obligation under the Soil...

The Soil Health Gateway provides access to a range of soil health data and related knowledge through the implementation of the Soil Monitoring and Resilience Directive (also referred to as the Soil...

In 2022, the European Commission established the Clean Energy Technology Observatory (CETO) to address the complex transition to a climate-neutral society, emphasizing advanced technologies and innovation in sectors like hydropower...

Water reservoirs and large dams are complex systems, with large benefits and impacts. They have to be managed with an holistic techno-scientific approach, that considers all the aspects...

The Global Report on Food Crisis (GRFC) 2025 estimates that about 295.3 million people in 53 food crisis countries and territories faced high levels of acute...

The multi-annual Enlightenment 2.0 research programme seeks to provide the interdisciplinary scientific underpinning to optimise this evolution of the political decision-making process.

Extensive grazing systems play a critical role in managing Europe’s landscapes and nature, and in reducing wildfire risk. About 10-15% of all European Union (EU) cattle...