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The term ‘petrol station’ will become anachronistic so the facility will be called a ‘mobility hub’
It will consist of three lines
This Belgian city aims to have its centre as free of emissions as possible by 2030
Estimates show that the Danish city has avoided the equivalent of about 3000 waste bins filled with disposable cups
Initially, Anne Hidalgo was supposed to perform a swimming session in the river to demonstrate its clean quality
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It expands on the concept of doll brothel, which originated in Japan
It was created by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) with the aim to reduce this type of fatalities
The tickets will be available for certain time slots in order to distribute the tourists more evenly throughout the day
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These household solar plants have not waned in popularity in this European country
This will even include the possibility of hitching a ride on a yacht in Ibiza
The term ‘petrol station’ will become anachronistic so the facility will be called a ‘mobility hub’
And the reason is that some Belgian mayors fear ruckus due to French chauvinism
They are distinct from the Olympic Rings and have their own specific name as a unit
This will even include the possibility of hitching a ride on a yacht in Ibiza
The capital is trying to clean up the reputation of the country as a non-progressive space
The plan was to have an Olympic Village with ‘zero air conditioning’ but many delegations placed the comfort of the athletes as a priority
And the reason is that some Belgian mayors fear ruckus due to French chauvinism
It was created by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) with the aim to reduce this type of fatalities
As well as a 9% reduction in flights in order to promote а cleaner and quieter environment
It was created by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) with the aim to reduce this type of fatalities
Forecaster.health – that’s the name of a new digital interactive map, created with the aim of predicting not just the extremes of weather as they affect European regions but the public health risks these events bring in their wake for the people. More specifically, it shows the risk of mortality caused by heatwaves and cold spells, divided into several colour-coded categories.
This easy-to-use and consult digital tool was created by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) with funding from the European Union, with the goal of providing European residents and tourists with a quick glance on whether they should take some extra precautions and/or avoid visiting a region in case they are travelling.
Extreme atmospheric temperature conditions are a major threat not only to the comfort but also the well-being and even lives of certain groups of people. Heatwaves, for instance, significantly elevate the risk of dehydration and sunstroke and are not well-tolerated by elderly people and those with chronic or serious health conditions.
Heatwaves are increasing in frequency and severity due to climate change, with around 70,000 heat-related deaths in Europe in 2022.
The nice thing about this map is that it can even be somewhat personalized because it provides health and mortality risk forecasts for different age groups, and health conditions, as well as for different genders. That way, you can choose the category you fit in in order to assess your risk better.
“We know, for example, that women are more susceptible to heat than men, and that the risk of death for both heat and cold increases with age,” said Marcos Quijal-Zamorano, a researcher from ISGlobal, to Euronews.
Apparently, climate extremes impact different groups differently also due to socio-economic factors, such as having a lower income means less opportunity to protect yourself against weather extremes. Women generally earn less than men so they might not be able to afford an air conditioner, for example.
The different mortality risk categories have also been colour-coded to indicate their severity – from low to extreme. Users can check the forecasts for up to two weeks ahead.
As the next step, ISGlobal plans to expand Forecaster.health into a complete platform addressing multiple threats, including air pollution and specific health outcomes like cardiovascular diseases.
This Belgian city aims to have its centre as free of emissions as possible by 2030
The term ‘petrol station’ will become anachronistic so the facility will be called a ‘mobility hub’
Estimates show that the Danish city has avoided the equivalent of about 3000 waste bins filled with disposable cups
It was created by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) with the aim to reduce this type of fatalities
Have you ever wondered what an old and famous painting smells like?
The tickets will be available for certain time slots in order to distribute the tourists more evenly throughout the day
This Belgian city aims to have its centre as free of emissions as possible by 2030
The plan was to have an Olympic Village with ‘zero air conditioning’ but many delegations placed the comfort of the athletes as a priority
This will even include the possibility of hitching a ride on a yacht in Ibiza
The plan was to have an Olympic Village with ‘zero air conditioning’ but many delegations placed the comfort of the athletes as a priority
This will even include the possibility of hitching a ride on a yacht in Ibiza
The capital is trying to clean up the reputation of the country as a non-progressive space
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