Europe ill-prepared for climate risks, finds first-ever EEA assessment

Major knowledge gaps still exit across fastest warming continent

Ben NorrisMarch 12, 2024
Brake, Germany - July 14, 2021: a vehicle of the water police drives through the railroad underpass flooded after a cloudburst - water splashes
Flooding in Brake, Germany, July 2021. Credit: Shutterstock/Heide Pinkall

Europe is not prepared for rapidly growing climate risks and is failing to keep pace with the rising exposures, warns the European Environment Agency (EEA) in its first-ever European Climate Risk Assessment (EUCRA).

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Ben NorrisMarch 12, 2024
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