In Heidelberg, the Planetary Health Cluster’s second thematic workshop explored how data and modelling can move beyond analysis to support policy, action and real-world Planetary Health decisions.
With local partners, TULIP samples Philippine waters to track antimicrobial resistance and microplastics, turning field data into risk maps that guide targeted, community-led action.
Water connects ecosystems, communities and health—and this cross-disciplinary webinar brings together EU projects to map how pollution, climate and land use shape water quality and human wellbeing.
Two intensive days at ISS and the Aniene River where scientists and citizens teamed up to monitor water quality, sample plastics and pathogens, and turn learning into local action.
Planetary health is a growing field that recognises the close interconnections between human health and the condition of our planet’s natural systems. Human activities impact the environment, altering, for example, air quality, water supplies, food security, and climate stability and these impacts, in turn, affect human health.
