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Service Description: <div style='text-align:Left;font-size:12pt'><div><div><p><span style='font-weight:bold;'>Additional info</span></p><p><span>Clicking on a Member State links to a fiche with additional information for ozone at national level on long-term trends, precursors emissions, sector apportionment and transboundary contributions and projections on ozone levels for 2050.</span></p><p><span /></p><p><span style='font-weight:bold;'>Methodology</span></p><p><span>The forthcoming ETC HE study quantifies and monetizes losses of wheat and potato production due to tropospheric ozone pollution in 2023 in Europe. It uses the POD6spec methodology and the flux-effect function recommended by the Mapping Manual of the Air Convention. In terms of data sources, Eurostat data on wheat and potato production at level 2 of the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2) were used. When not available, regional data were estimated from national production information, using the number of holdings by area category (ha) and by region as a proxy. Crop production data were then spatialised on a grid of 2 km × 2 km using Corine Land Cover land use classes, impacts were calculated at grid level and then aggregated at a country level. Wheat and potato production data from EUROSTAT are used together with international wheat and potato prices calculated by dividing the Gross production value of wheat and potatoes in 2023 by the production quantities, both from EUROSTAT.</span></p></div></div></div>

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Description: Additional infoClicking on a Member State links to a fiche with additional information for ozone at national level on long-term trends, precursors emissions, sector apportionment and transboundary contributions and projections on ozone levels for 2050.MethodologyThe forthcoming ETC HE study quantifies and monetizes losses of wheat and potato production due to tropospheric ozone pollution in 2023 in Europe. It uses the POD6spec methodology and the flux-effect function recommended by the Mapping Manual of the Air Convention. In terms of data sources, Eurostat data on wheat and potato production at level 2 of the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2) were used. When not available, regional data were estimated from national production information, using the number of holdings by area category (ha) and by region as a proxy. Crop production data were then spatialised on a grid of 2 km × 2 km using Corine Land Cover land use classes, impacts were calculated at grid level and then aggregated at a country level. Wheat and potato production data from EUROSTAT are used together with international wheat and potato prices calculated by dividing the Gross production value of wheat and potatoes in 2023 by the production quantities, both from EUROSTAT.

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Title: Economic losses in wheat production due to the impact of ozone in 2023
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Comments: Additional infoClicking on a Member State links to a fiche with additional information for ozone at national level on long-term trends, precursors emissions, sector apportionment and transboundary contributions and projections on ozone levels for 2050.MethodologyThe forthcoming ETC HE study quantifies and monetizes losses of wheat and potato production due to tropospheric ozone pollution in 2023 in Europe. It uses the POD6spec methodology and the flux-effect function recommended by the Mapping Manual of the Air Convention. In terms of data sources, Eurostat data on wheat and potato production at level 2 of the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2) were used. When not available, regional data were estimated from national production information, using the number of holdings by area category (ha) and by region as a proxy. Crop production data were then spatialised on a grid of 2 km × 2 km using Corine Land Cover land use classes, impacts were calculated at grid level and then aggregated at a country level. Wheat and potato production data from EUROSTAT are used together with international wheat and potato prices calculated by dividing the Gross production value of wheat and potatoes in 2023 by the production quantities, both from EUROSTAT.
Subject: The map shows, for each country, an estimation of the economic losses on wheat production due to the ozone levels in 2023.
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Keywords: Air pollution,Environmental health impacts,Agriculture and food system
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