Zoltán Massay-Kosubek

Revealing the Climate and Clean Air Connection for a Healthy Recovery

by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek | Sep 30, 2020 | Clean air, Clean Air | Analysis & Opinion, Climate Emergency & EU Green Deal

How connections between people, money, mobility and health can contribute to rising EU climate ambitions Our society is at risk of collapsing, facing a toxic mix of various crises: rising global temperature and seas, growing antimicrobial resistance and of course the...

Dieselgate 5 years on: what lessons have we learned ?

by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek | Sep 17, 2020 | Clean Air | Latest Developments

18th September 2020, Brussels – High climate reduction targets set today can pave the way for a zero and low emission mobility tomorrow, the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) highlighted in comments to mark the fifth year anniversary of the Dieselgate...

EPHA Statement on the WHO European Region draft programme of work 2020-25

by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek | Jul 22, 2020 | Europe and Health

EPHA has contributed a statement on the draft European Programme of Work (EPW) of the World Health Organization (European Region), following a public consultation on its objectives and plans for the next five years. The consultation process kicked off with a virtual...

A public health view of the EU4Health Programme

by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek | Jul 6, 2020 | #EU4Health, COVID-19, Europe and Health

EPHA analysis | Download our 39 amendments proposed to the European Parliament The European Commission has announced an ambitious proposal for the new EU4health programme so that EU countries can better cooperate and coordinate in times of crisis and to strengthen...

Unlocking the health benefits of mitigating the climate crisis

by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek | Mar 3, 2020 | Clean Air | Analysis & Opinion, Climate Emergency & EU Green Deal

The climate emergency is a major threat to public health. The systemic changes in ecological conditions and social dynamics will have far-reaching effects on our health and well-being, including through air pollution, heat waves, floods, water shortages, infectious...