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A critical analysis of contributions to European Union Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies
Up in smoke – could subsidies for BECCS increase emissions?
Message from European Science Academies for CBD COP15
Forest biomass continues to be a major source of ‘renewable’ electricity in Europe, and receives substantial subsidies…
Rethinking Plastics in a Circular Economy
Time is of the essence when it comes to forest bioenergy
The urgency of the climate and biodiversity crises requires closer coordination between UNFCCC and CBD - a Commentary by…
Globally, the importance of managing the oceans in a more sustainable manner has been widely recognised in the United…
A Perspective by EASAC’s Environment Programme
Towards a circular economy
Neonicotinoids in Africa
Post-pandemic recovery: use of scientific advice to achieve social equity, planetary health, and economic benefits
Lessons learned in Africa
Following the enormous health and social costs imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe, increasing attention is…
Tackling the Challenge of Packaging Plastic in the Environment
Packaging plastics can offer an almost infinite range of options for manufacturers, both in terms of function and…
Europe has banned neonicotinoid insecticides. Action is needed in Africa too
Serious mismatches continue between science and policy in forest bioenergy
As global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) continue to exceed levels compatible with achieving Paris Agreement targets,…
Soils provide numerous essential services in terrestrial ecosystems, ranging from the support of plant growth in…