The launch event of the first indicator report of the Lancet Countdown in Europe (published in the Lancet Public Health in October 2022) will discuss the latest evidence on how climate change is undermining the foundations of good health, as well as detailing the health benefits of a rapid and robust response to climate change in Europe.
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Around 800 policymakers and political and economic experts will discuss the themes 'sustainability' and 'innovations' for a clean Baltic Sea, tackling climate change, green energy, sustainable transport, and health and well-being, making Baltic Sea region an attractive place to live and work.
Lancet Countdown, międzynarodowa współpraca badawcza monitorująca zmieniające się skutki zmiany klimatu dla zdrowia, ujawnia w swoim sprawozdaniu z 2023 r. ponownie alarmujące tendencje w zakresie wpływu zmiany klimatu na zdrowie. Ostrzega, że ryzyko to może gwałtownie wzrosnąć w nadchodzących latach bez podjęcia działań. W związku z tym, że kwestie zdrowotne zyskują na znaczeniu w negocjacjach w sprawie zmiany klimatu, w sprawozdaniu podkreślono również nowe możliwości zapewnienia prozdrowotnych działań w zakresie zmiany klimatu i zdrowej przyszłości dla wszystkich.
El Lancet Countdown, una colaboración internacional en investigación que supervisa la evolución de los efectos del cambio climático en la salud, revela de nuevo en su informe de 2023 tendencias alarmantes en los efectos del cambio climático en la salud. Advierte de que estos riesgos podrían empeorar considerablemente en los próximos años si no se toman medidas. Dado que las cuestiones relativas a la salud ocupan un lugar destacado en las negociaciones sobre el cambio climático, el informe también destaca nuevas oportunidades para lograr una acción por el cambio climático que promueva la salud y un futuro saludable para todos.
Il "Lancet Countdown", una collaborazione internazionale nel campo della ricerca che monitora l'evoluzione degli impatti dei cambiamenti climatici sulla salute, rivela ancora una volta nella sua relazione del 2023 tendenze allarmanti per quanto riguarda gli effetti dei cambiamenti climatici sulla salute. Avverte che tali rischi potrebbero peggiorare drasticamente negli anni a venire senza azioni. Dato che le questioni relative alla salute diventano sempre più importanti nei negoziati sui cambiamenti climatici, la relazione evidenzia anche nuove opportunità per realizzare un'azione a favore della salute in materia di cambiamenti climatici e un futuro sano per tutti.
Der Lancet Countdown, eine internationale Forschungszusammenarbeit zur Überwachung der sich wandelnden Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Gesundheit, zeigt in seinem Bericht 2023 erneut alarmierende Trends bei den gesundheitlichen Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf. Er warnt davor, dass sich diese Risiken in den kommenden Jahren drastisch verschlimmern könnten, wenn keine Maßnahmen ergriffen werden. Da Gesundheitsfragen in den Verhandlungen über den Klimawandel an Bedeutung gewinnen, werden in dem Bericht auch neue Möglichkeiten für gesundheitsfördernde Klimaschutzmaßnahmen und eine gesunde Zukunft für alle hervorgehoben.
Le rapport Lancet Countdown, une collaboration internationale dans le domaine de la recherche qui suit l’évolution des effets du changement climatique sur la santé, révèle à nouveau, dans son rapport de 2023, des tendances alarmantes en ce qui concerne les effets du changement climatique sur la santé. Elle avertit que ces risques pourraient s’aggraver fortement dans les années à venir sans action. Les questions de santé gagnant en importance dans les négociations sur le changement climatique, le rapport met également en évidence de nouvelles possibilités de mener des actions de promotion de la santé contre le changement climatique et d’assurer un avenir sain pour tous.
This edition of the annual EU Green Week conference will debate what is needed to make the EU more water resilient, for both today and tomorrow. In recent years, citizens across different parts of the continent have faced a surge in natural disasters, such as droughts and floods, with implications for health and well-being. The objective is to stimulate an EU-wide conversation around the EU’s water, present and future, with an emphasis on fostering awareness and promoting positive, collaborative solutions.
The goal of this conference is to inspire adaptation action by showcasing solutions, exchanging knowledge, creating connections, and encouraging dialogue on how to act more and faster at every level. A webinar series on pressing climate change adaptation challenges from 25 May to 10 June will be followed by the high-level conference on 22 June.
This open and free Masterclass, consisting of three parts stretched across three days, will include a review of what’s known about urban heat islands, and provides insights into considerations for choosing interventions to manage them. Target groups are urban planners, designers, architects, resilience officers, city government officials, urban climate scientists amongst others.
Join AIMES (Analysis, Integration, and Modeling of the Earth System), the Earth Commission, Future Earth, and the Safe Landing Climates Lighthouse Activity of the World Climate Research Program (WCRP) for a webinar on the health implications of climate tipping points, as part of a series that aims to advance the knowledge about tipping elements, irreversibility, and abrupt changes in the Earth system.
Indicators are critical tools to track and capture climate-induced health impacts, harness evidence and implement effective public health interventions. They are key tools to enhance the capacity of national public health institutes (NPHIs). In this webinar, several NPHIs will talk about their own experiences developing and using indicators and the challenges they face. Also indicators developed by international initiatives, including the European Climate and Health Observatory and the Lancet Countdown, will be discussed.
Pollen, released by various plant species, is one of the most common allergens in Europe and responsible for allergic diseases in people. Climate change affects people's exposure to pollen and the process of becoming allergic. The Observatory now includes a dedicated section describing the impact of pollen on human health, observed and projected effects of climate change on pollen, and examples of policy responses to reduce the burden for human health and its economic costs.
The second edition of the Infectious Diseases and One Health (IDOH) day is dedicated to the future of One Health. The conference aims at exploring how an integrated approach can help to prevent and control zoonotic pathogens and infectious diseases via a holistic vision of Health. The event takes a close look at the role of global changes.
The new EEA report ‘Climate change as a threat to health and well-being in Europe: focus on heat and infectious diseases’ providing evidence and outlooks on the health threats caused by heatwaves and climate-sensitive diseases is published.
Experts have shared their opinion about why heat mortality figures can differ for one location. Without one perfect and absolute way to measure heat-related deaths, counts depend on the approach used and the availability high-quality data. Yet, all numbers point to high levels of excess heat-related mortality. The main challenge is not to improve the precision of heat-death calculations, but to identify and implement solutions to reduce mortality and other heat impacts.
Klaster „Klimat-Zdrowie”, w tym projekt BlueAdapt, katalizacyjny, CLIMOS, HIGH Horizons, IDAlert i TRIGGER, organizuje wspólną sesję pt. „Wpływ zmiany klimatu na zdrowie: dalsze działania w ramach klastra „Klimat-Zdrowie” na konferencji ENBEL 2023.
El clúster sobre salud climática, que incluye los proyectos BlueAdapt, catalizador, CLIMOS, ALTO ALTO, IDAlert y TRIGGER, organiza una sesión conjunta sobre el tema «Impactos del cambio climático en la salud: un camino a seguir con el clúster sobre salud climática» en la conferencia ENBEL 2023.
Il polo tematico clima-salute, tra cui BlueAdapt, catalizzatore, CLIMOS, Horizons, IDAlert e TRIGGER, organizza una sessione congiunta sul tema "Impatti sanitari dei cambiamenti climatici: una via da seguire con il polo tematico clima-salute "alla conferenza ENBEL 2023.
Das Cluster „Klima-Gesundheit“, einschließlich der Projekte BlueAdapt, Katalyse, CLIMOS, HIGH Horizons, IDAlert und TRIGGER, organisiert eine gemeinsame Sitzung zum Thema „Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Gesundheit: a way forward with the Climate-Health Cluster“ auf der ENBEL-Konferenz 2023.
Le pôle climat-santé, y compris les projets BlueAdapt, catalyse, CLIMOS, HIGH Horizons, IDAlert et TRIGGER, organise une session conjointe intitulée «Health Impacts of Climate Change: a way forward with the climate health Cluster "lors de la conférence ENBEL 2023.
IDAlert, ein neues, von der Europäischen Kommission finanziertes Projekt, wird das Lancet Countdown Europe durch die Entwicklung von Indikatoren zur Überwachung der Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die menschliche Gesundheit unterstützen, wobei der Schwerpunkt insbesondere auf Zoonosen in der EU liegt und die langfristige Nachhaltigkeit, die politischen Auswirkungen und die Akzeptanz sichergestellt werden.
In einer gemeinsamen Erklärung erkannten die Gesundheitsleiter der Gruppe 7 eine wesentliche Rolle der nationalen Gesundheitsinstitute bei Klimaschutzmaßnahmen an. Sie verpflichteten sich zu einer verstärkten Zusammenarbeit bei den Auswirkungen auf Klima und Umwelt und unterstützten einen Fahrplan der Internationalen Vereinigung der nationalen Gesundheitsinstitute (IANPHI) für Maßnahmen in den Bereichen Gesundheit und Klimawandel.
Seit ihrer Einführung im Jahr 2015 haben mehr als 80 Länder an der Initiative „Gesundheit und Klimawandel“ teilgenommen. Die Profile geben Aufschluss über die Klimagefahren und Gesundheitsrisiken, denen die Länder ausgesetzt sind. Die aktuelle globale Reihe 2021-2022 umfasst europäische Länder.
The European Commission launched a prize to reward the best Earth observation-based prototype to forecast and monitor vector-borne diseases. The winner of the €5 million European Innovation Council (EIC) Horizon Prize on Early Warning for Epidemics is Greece-based project EarlY WArning System for Mosquito-borne Diseases (EYWA). The EYWA project transforms scientific knowledge into a decision-making tool, contributing significantly to combatting and controlling the threat of mosquito-borne diseases.
The Economist Intelligence Unit has published a white paper on “Climate change and its impact on lung health: a focus on Europe”. This research summarises the direct and indirect evidence that links climate change to lung health and maps out policy priorities to prevent and curb the effects of climate change on lung health.
The European Commission’s Green City Accord has hit a milestone number of cities willing to adopt even more ambitious environmental protection targets. Alba Iulia (Romania), Košice (Slovakia) and Grenoble (France), the European Green Capital 2022, all made their commitment official. These cities join other signatories in setting ambitious targets to tackle pollution, protect nature and biodiversity, and to support the circular economy and local climate adaptation actions.
The Working Group II contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report – AR6 Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability – released 28 February 2022, includes important messages about current and future impacts of extreme heat on human health.
The European Climate Data Explorer, developed jointly by the Copernicus Climate Change Services (C3S) and the EEA, provides easy access to climate variables and climate impact indicators from the C3S Climate Data Store. It also enables zooming in on maps to focus on smaller regions of interest; it includes time series for specific regions, and users can export images and data. This new tool is intended to support European countries to develop and implement their national, subnational and local climate adaptation strategies. It will be expanded in the future with further indices, new data sources and additional functionalities.
IDAlert, un nuovo progetto finanziato dalla Commissione europea, sosterrà il Lancet Countdown Europe sviluppando indicatori per monitorare l'impatto dei cambiamenti climatici sulla salute umana, concentrandosi in particolare sulle malattie zoonotiche nell'UE, e garantendo la sostenibilità a lungo termine, l'impatto e l'adozione delle politiche.
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