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We work on targeted campaigns, often together with our members or other partners and with a focus on one or more of our key issues.

Act with us – more info on current and past campaigns below.

Ten pathways for better health 2024-2029

Prescription for the EU policy cycle 2024-2029: healthy people on a healthy planet.

Clean Air for Health

HEAL works for good air quality that does not harm health, and to protect those that are particularly vulnerable.

PFAS pollution and health

A campaign to shed light on the real-life consequences of PFAS pollution.

Health-protective REACH reform

The European Commission has announced an overhaul of REACH, the legislation that regulates harmful chemicals in the EU. But dangerous substances are slipping through the cracks.

EDC-Free Europe campaign

EDC-Free Europe is a coalition of more than 70 public interest groups who share a concern about EDCs and their impact on our health and environment.

A pesticide-free EU for health

Synthetic pesticides are harmful by design. To protect people’s health, it is crucial that the EU increases efforts for pesticide reduction. 

Glyphosate: why the EU needs to ban the popular weedkiller to protect health

The use of the popular pesticide glyphosate must be banned globally in order to protect human and environmental health.

Reforming the regulation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP)

The CLP Regulation sets out how the EU classifies and communicates about the hazardous properties of chemical substances and mixtures.  But not all health hazards are currently covered. More…

Chronic Coal Pollution

Coal power generation is a chronic pollution for the environment, the climate and people’s health. HEAL focuses advocacy, knowledge sharing and engagement across the European region, and especially on the Western Balkans and Turkey. More...

Chemicals in food contact materials are putting our health at risk

Chemicals in food contact materials are putting our health at risk. More…

Plastics and health

The production, use and recycling of plastics are not only the source of significant pollution of our environment, but they also have consequences for our health. More…

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