The CCU report series

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On the occasion of the COP 17, the JRC issued the fourth edition of ‘Research at JRC in Support of EU Climate Change Policy Making’ which describes JRC research activities and results that contributed to EC policy initiatives on climate change since 2009. This booklet further represents a wide range of activities that need to be addressed in order to contribute to a sound science base for future policy action.	EN	download
The report describes the results of scenario studies evaluating the impacts on air quality and climate of air pollution and climate policies, through a coupling of the POLES energy model, the EDGAR database, and the atmospheric chemistry transport model TM5.	EN	download
Atmospheric Monitoring and Inverse Modelling for Verification of National and EU Bottom-up GHG Inventories	EN	download
Che mostra in un'unica prospettiva cosa sia il Clima, come la vita fondamentalmente dipenda da esso, come l'uomo lo stia cambiando, e quali siano le opzioni tecniche e politiche per mantenerlo favorevole ai futuri nove miliardi di uomini sul nostro pianeta	IT	download
L´aria è ciò che noi respiriamo inconsciamente minuto dopo minuto, giorno dopo giorno. L´aria è un elemento necessario per la nostra vita. Comunque, possiamo cominciare la sua storia partendo lontano dalla nostra esperienza quotidiana nel sistema solare.	IT	download
Air is the stuff we breath, unconsciously, minute after minute, day after day. It is a necessary element for our life. Still, we can make its story start far away from our daily experience.	EN	download
The Earths climate is the result of two processes: energy arrives in the form of sunlight, which is then distributed by the motion of the atmosphere and oceans. Solar radiation that reaches the Earth at a narrow angle to the poles does not warm the surface much. By contrast, the angle of the sun's rays in relation to the ground is highest close to the equator, in the tropics, so that solar heating is higher.	EN	download
European on-line particle mass spectometry	EN	download
Research at JRC in support of EU Climate Change policy making	EN	download
Atmospheric chemistry research in new EU countries	EN	download
Physical and chemical characteristics of particulate matter at kerbside, urban, rural and background sites in Europe.	EN	download
Model Inter-comparison on Transport and Chemistry - report on model inter-comparison performed within European Commission FP5 project EVERGREEN.	EN	download
Report of a hearing of experts about the role of aerosols in climate change, and the potential implications for policy making.	EN	download
Report on the expert meeting on "improving the quality for greenhouse gas inventories for N2O emissions from agricultural soils."	EN	download
Report of the workshop "inverse modelling for potential verification of national and EU bottom-up GHG inventories"	EN	download
Assessment of the EMEP measurements and modelling work in Europe from 1977 until today	EN	download
Outline of the Second Aerosol Characterisation Experiment (ACE-2)	EN

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