This section delves into the complex challenges of pesticide use within the European Union, focusing on the latest scientific insights and policy developments from JRC research.
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Excessive nutrient pollution from agriculture, industry, and high population density compromises water quality, affecting both human and ecosystem health. Climate change, extreme weather...
The European Union's Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive aims to improve wastewater management and promote water resilience in Europe. The new directive focuses on greening cities, energy...
A study assessed the distribution and toxicity of 148 pesticide active substances in the European Union, finding that while individual pesticides are relatively safe, cumulative toxicity can...
Water reuse is a crucial aspect of the European Union's water management strategy, aiming to promote the efficient use of water resources, reduce water scarcity, and mitigate the impacts...
Wastewater monitoring is an invaluable, complementary approach to public health surveillance. It provides an independent and objective means of monitoring pathogens and pollutants of emerging concern, such as SARS-CoV-2...
The global increase in pesticide use has raised concerns about its impact on biodiversity, ecosystems, and human health, in particular of people living near agricultural areas...
Nature-based solutions support water management by enhancing retention and purification, improving availability and quality
The Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) Nexus advocates for integrated management to address interconnected challenges, particularly in water-scarce regions
Effective water balance and irrigation management are pivotal in addressing the pressing challenges of water scarcity, particularly in regions like the Mediterranean, which experience significant stress on water...
