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The European Commission and European Space Agency launch a joint website showcasing collaborative research on our changing planet

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Climate change, biodiversity loss and other environmental challenges require knowledge that draws on different scientific disciplines, data sources and research communities.

The European Commission and the European Space Agency (ESA) are bringing these collaborations into the spotlight with the launch of the new website of the Earth System Science Initiative (ESSI).

Launched in 2020, ESSI connects research projects supported by EU research and innovation programmes and ESA’s Earth observation activities. Together, scientists combine satellite observations, ground-based measurements and advanced modelling to deepen our understanding of Earth’s changing environment.

The initiative is organised around six scientific flagships, connecting complementary research projects through dedicated alliances. Their work addresses challenges ranging from carbon emissions and biodiversity loss to ocean health, polar change and climate extremes.

The new website showcases this joint European research effort. Visitors can explore participating projects, discover how they collaborate and learn about emerging scientific results and their relevance for European policies and society.

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