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Webinar on climate change and health: Promoting wellbeing through climate action

HEAL’s Deputy Director Anne Stauffer participated in a webinar organised by the ENBEL project.

The webinar was part of the 5th European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA) webinar series. It presented state-of-the art knowledge on health effects of global warming linked to heat stress and other climate hazards in a European context and discusses how alternative policy options and measures can help safeguarding the health and wellbeing of citizens through climate action.

Watch the recording here or below

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