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Heat stress in Europe
The forecast does not bode well: The number of days on which heat can damage human health is likely to increase sharply in the coming years and decades. This slider helps to compare predicted developments in the periods 1971-2000, 2031-2060 and 2070-2099.
New European Community
EU members have established a new political community with almost all other European countries as a response to Russia’s war on Ukraine. The aim of the association is to enable closer exchanges between EU countries and partners outside the EU.
The interactive map shows the composition of the community, consisting of the 27 EU countries and 17 other non-EU countries.
EU gas price trends
The interactive map shows the increase in gas prices in the EU compared to the same month last year (indicates the individual increase in value for each EU country).
Petrol prices in Europe
The graphic shows how petrol prices have developed from May to September 2022 in some countries in Europe.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
From natural gas production to feeding it into gas grids: The diagram explains how natural gas is processed into liquefied natural gas (LNG), how it is transported and how and in what form it is made available to the end consumer.
2021 Among Warmest Years
2021 is clearly too warm and continues the series of exceptionally warm years. The graphic shows the temperature difference from pre-industrial conditions (1850 - 1900) in the period from 1850 to 2021.
Countries with the highest military spending
Which country spends how much on the military? The chart lists 15 countries - the graph can be sorted by absolute values in billion US$ or percentage changes in military spending since 2012
How much gas comes from Russia?
The share of national gas imports from Russia is over 50% in some EU countries. This interactive map shows how this looks in the individual member states. In addition, the graphic provides an overview of the most important gas pipelines from Russia to Europe.
Greenhouse gas emissions in the EU
This graphic shows the EU's greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 to 2019 and the EU's climate targets to 2030 and 2050.
From bats to humans
The origin of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic is in all likelihood to be found in the animal kingdom. This thesis, which has already been posited several times, is also supported by a team of experts that travelled to Wuhan, China, on behalf of the World Health Organization (WHO) in January and February. This graphic illustrates four examined transmission routes from animals to humans and evaluates their probability.