Climate Indicators provide the long-term context for the globe, Europe and the Arctic, and build on datasets and estimates which are brought together to provide a comprehensive multi-source …

Regardless of future levels of global warming, temperatures will rise in all European areas at a rate exceeding global mean temperature changes, similar to past observations (high confidence).

The EU and its Member States have made considerable progress in understanding the climate risks they are facing and preparing for them. National climate risk assessments are …

In this context, Europe has an opportunity to lead on both climate action, and industrial competitiveness and strategic autonomy, but this will only happen if ambitions are backed with …

This joint publication by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service summarizes the state of the climate, and the extreme and …

Report on the State of the Climate in Europe 2021 The 2021 Europe SoC report is the first in the series. A joint collaboration between WMO and EU Copernicus Climate Change Service.

Europe is the fastest warming continent and major economic and social losses from climate-related events are mounting—with more than €738 billion (£643 billion) in losses from …