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Buy local to bridge the gap: how short food supply chains are making communities closer and the economy healthier
Agriculture
Buy local to bridge the gap: how short food supply chains are making communities closer and the economy healthier

Short food supply chains have gained momentum in promoting local cooperation and development. Yet, fostering them is not easy. See how a European project aims to bridge the gap between small producers and agri-food giants through a holistic approach 

 

Local energy communities: the first all-in-one toolbox to create and operate them
Renewables
Local energy communities: the first all-in-one toolbox to create and operate them

The EU sees them as “vital actors” in the clean energy transition. In Europe, there are some 4,000 local energy communities, but many challenges are still ahead. A comprehensive toolbox now provides an all-in-one solution to create, operate and develop them. 

Flying greener to cut pollution: the hydrogen challenge
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Flying greener to cut pollution: the hydrogen challenge

Hydrogen is the most promising technology for less polluting aviation. The first flights have proven successful but its production remains very energy consuming, its storage challenging and the existing infrastructure unsuitable. See how industry, researchers, and EU projects are taking up these challenges to get ready for take-off 

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Ecobuildings
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Virtual clones of our cities are popping up all over Europe. As crucial urban planning tools to cut emissions and help achieve carbon neutrality, digital twins are now already heading to the “Cityverse”: a connection of virtual and physical environments, to put technology at the service of citizens' needs

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The minority factor: empowering women in agriculture to boost productivity and social justice

The role of women and other minorities in agriculture is critical in improving food security and eradicating poverty. However, it is often neither recognised nor properly remunerated. See how GPS-controlled goats, digital platforms, and diverse gender initiatives help make the industry more sustainable, inclusive, and future-oriented

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