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The Commission decided today to refer Bulgaria, Ireland, Greece, Italy, Latvia, and Portugal to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to implement various provisions of Regulation 1143/2014...

The UN biodiversity conference, COP15, is due to wrap up on 19 December. This weekend, we are looking at some of the ways that humanity is reliant on a healthy and thriving global ecosystem...

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen has concluded an intense week of discussions with world leaders and international partners at the UN General Assembly in New...

Pesticides and their use are regulated at EU level. Directive 2009/128/EC ('SUD') of the European Parliament and the Council establishes a framework to achieve sustainable use of pesticides that are...

A new publication, developed with substantial inputs from the GEO community, shows how EO data can be applied to better understand, predict, and manage infectious and chronic...

We look back at how ESA's services, data and technologies have supported the COVID-19 response effort and could help humanity prepare for future pandemics.

Twenty years ago, predicting a disease outbreak seemed like the realm of science fiction. But today, researchers can predict when and where certain diseases will spread—from...

EU researchers are giving public health officials the tools they need to take targeted action fast.

Thanks to data provided by Copernicus satellites and Copernicus Core Services, EYWA reliably depicts the dynamics of mosquito habitats and breeding sites.

Today, the EU announced a €550 million pledge to The Global Fund during the G7 summit in Biarritz. The Fund is an international partnership to fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria...