A message to policy makers on heat, air pollution and health from the EXHAUSTION project

Climate change, heat and extreme temperatures, air pollution and more frequent forest fires will increasingly affect the health of people in Europe, in particular in cities and among vulnerable groups, as well as the economy. Researchers from the EU-funded EXHAUSTION project share their research-based messages for policymakers with the aim to make Europe more resilient in the face of climate change.

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Reference information

Websites:

https://www.exhaustion.eu/resources?category=Video

Source:

The EXHAUSTION project brought together various researchers in a collaborative effort to find out how disease and premature death due to these challenges across Europe can be mitigated.

Published in Climate-ADAPT: Dec 31, 1969

Date of release:

2023

Keywords:

EXHAUSTION, air pollution, extreame heat

Climate impacts:

Extreme heat, Wildfires

Adaptation Approaches:

Just Resilience, Adaptation Measures and Actions, Observations and Scenarios, Vulnerability Assessment

Sectors:

Health

Geographic characterisation:

Europe

Health impact:

Heat, Air pollution and aero-allergens, Wildfires

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