14.12.2023

Science community can help target “loss and damage” funding for the most vulnerable to climate change

The European Academies’ Science Advisory Council (EASAC) welcomes efforts undertaken at COP-28 to address the critical…

13.11.2023

Social Media and Communications Officer (F/M/X)

At the EASAC Secretariat, hosted by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) until at least December 2026, the position of a Social…

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06.11.2023

How the energy transition can succeed

Which renewable energy sources will play a role in the future? How can the population be won over to the transformation of energy…

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03.11.2023

COP28: Scientists urge greater ambition and more urgency on reduction of methane leakages

EU negotiating position for COP28 lacks focus on methane Global Warming Potential of methane ~80 times that of carbon dioxide…

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08.06.2023

Leading Scientists Urge Moratorium on Deep-Sea Mining: Explore Recycling and Terrestrial Resources First

Rising global hunger for rare minerals is driving commercial interest in deep-sea mining and its potential exploitation on a…

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Roadmap for transformative agriculture: From research through policy towards a liveable future in Europe

Deep-Sea Mining: assessing evidence on future needs and environmental impacts

The International Seabed Authority (ISA) organises and controls activities related to mineral resources in ‘the Area’…

Future of Gas

Natural gas is not cleaner than other fossil fuels and using it instead of coal or oil risks achieving little or no…

Global Policy

Climate action for health: Inter-regional engagement to share knowledge to guide mitigation and adaptation actions

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A funding mosaic for loss and damage

Neonicotinoids and their substitutes in sustainable pest control

Since restrictions on three neonicotinoids were introduced in 2018 in the European Union (EU), other insecticides with…

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03.03.2022

EASAC member academies stand with Ukraine and support the freedom of its citizens and scientific community

Here you can find an overview of how our member academies react to the Ukraine crisis

06.08.2021

Academies’ recommendations to G20 leaders to increase preparedness for future global pandemics and to consider the impacts of crises on societies, from an economic, societal, legal and cultural perspective

Academies from the G20 countries have signed two joint statements on pressing global issues to be addressed. The statements…

31.03.2021

Science Academies submit three statements for G7 Summit

How can biodiversity decline be reversed, how can greenhouse gas emissions be reduced to net zero, and how can health data be…

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Advances in Ecological Research

Deep-Sea Mining: assessing evidence on future needs and environmental impacts

Future of Gas

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Neonicotinoids and their substitutes in sustainable pest control

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Council Meeting Budapest June 2024

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AI in healthcare

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EASAC member academies stand with Ukraine and support the freedom of its citizens and scientific community

Academies’ recommendations to G20 leaders to increase preparedness for future global pandemics and to consider the impacts of crises on societies, from an economic, societal, legal and cultural perspective

Science Academies submit three statements for G7 Summit

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