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As summers become hotter and drier in southern Europe, the JRC study predicts that people will take shorter holidays, and take more of them outside the current peak season.

Greet Janssens-Maenhout of the JRC says now: "There has been continuous and increasing decoupling over the past four years".

Eurosceptics and environmentalists may at least be united in pointing to the JRC report's cautioning that financial crisis played a part in several countries' reductions in energy use.

JRC scientists told the European parliament's 'dieselgate' inquiry that they were never given a mandate to investigate the defeat devices issue further.

These include UNESCO, the United Nations Development Programme UNDPP), the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the World Bank, World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), European Commission Joint Research Centre JRC and World Health Organizationon (WHO).

In 2014, the EU's 28 member countries consumed 72m tonnes of oil equivalent less than had been projected for 2020, according to a report by the EU's science arm, the Joint Research Centre JRCC).

The director of the EU's enterprise department claimed in April that the commission's science service, the Joint Research Centre JRCC), had failed in previous reports to flag up the risk of such defeat devices.

The first hint that decoupling was under way came four years ago, when a report from the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and the European Commission's Joint Research Center JRCC) found that in 2012,CO2 emissions rose just 1.1percentt globally, while GDP rose 3.5percentt.

Those are the tantalising questions posed by the latest round of global CO2 figures released by PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency PBLL) and the European Commission Joint Research Centre JRCC).

In contrast, northern European countries could see a rise in tourist numbers and related income, according to the analysis by the commission's Joint Research Centre JRCC).

But today's report, which only covers emissions from energy, by the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and the European commission's Joint Research Centre JRCC) show that per capita emissions in China increased by 9% in 2011 to reach 7.2 tonnes per person, only a fraction lower than the EU average of 7.5 tonnes.