Global forest loss in 2024 broke records, with widespread fires being the main cause. New data from the University of Maryland's GLAD lab, made available on the Global Forest Watch platform (viac…)
Our planet is facing an unprecedented climate and environmental crisis, the pace and scale of which are rapidly accelerating. In 2024, the Earth's global surface temperature exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for the first time. (viac…)
Report on the State of the Climate in Europe 2024 ( ESOTC 2024 ), published jointly by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) on 15 April, presents a detailed (viac…)
Methane (CH4) is the second most important greenhouse gas contributing to global warming after carbon dioxide (CO2). Its concentration in the atmosphere is increasing and understanding (viac…)
Imagine a world without apples, almonds, tomatoes, or coffee. It would not only be bland, but dangerously unbalanced. This is not fiction, but a potential reality if pollinators like bees disappeared. (viac…)
Today, we face the challenges of climate change, and it is important that we all take steps to reduce our impact on the environment. One of the key (viac…)
Soil is an important carbon sink, storing more than twice the amount of carbon in the atmosphere globally. The stability of this sink is crucial for regulating atmospheric carbon dioxide. (viac…)
Global conflicts and environmental risks are on the rise, and the two phenomena often interact in both cause and effect. These links and their mutual impacts are complex. (viac…)
The climate crisis is most often perceived through its direct and tangible consequences, such as extreme weather events, economic losses, or ecosystem degradation. (viac…)
New research reveals how climate change is affecting our eyes. In addition to well-known factors such as UV radiation, genetics and aging, which can lead to cataracts, which affect around 94 (viac…)
The European Union (EU) food system has faced new challenges in recent decades that go beyond the traditional focus on agricultural production, food safety and nutrition. (viac…)
Water resources in the European Union have faced increasingly pressing challenges in recent years, largely due to the impacts of climate change. The European Commission is responding to (viac…)
As global warming moves towards 1.5°C, understanding the risks associated with exceeding this threshold becomes more urgent. The impacts on human and natural systems are expected to increase with increasing (viac…)
Climate extremes such as heat waves, droughts, river floods, crop failures, forest fires and tropical cyclones are increasing under the influence of human-induced climate change. Although it is clear that the intensity, frequency and duration (viac…)
The Slovak Republic annually prepares and submits Information message on Emission Inventory (SK IIR), which represents the official document on the Slovak Republic's emission inventory under the Convention on (viac…)
The role of data visualization and information design in news on the state of the climate in Europe (ESOTC) has become increasingly important over the years. 2024 edition continues this trend: from custom envelope design to over 130 (viac…)
Changes in water availability have a fundamental impact on ecosystem processes and societies at global and regional scales. Climate model projections for the 21st century indicate a trend (viac…)
In the context of a dynamic and complex world, the Supreme Audit Office of the Slovak Republic (SAO SR) focuses not only on long-term problems of sustainability of public finances, but also on (viac…)
🥵 CO₂ concentrations in the atmosphere have reached new records despite the relative stabilization of emissions, with human carbon emissions stagnating at around 10.2 GtC per year, but natural carbon sinks (forests, soils, oceans) (viac…)
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