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... 
by Matteo Barisione | Sep 15, 2020 | Clean Air | Latest Developments
On the eve of the 5 year anniversary of Dieselgate, a mandatory EU-wide end date for sales of internal combustion engine cars and vans is necessary to avoid further pollution-related health damage. The European Public Health Alliance has joined other health,... 
by Rosemary Hindle | Jul 16, 2020 | Clean Air | Latest Developments, COVID-19
EPHA, T&E, BEUC and EEB have called on Thierry Breton, Commissioner for the Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs to ensure that proposed EU vehicle emissions legislation is not postponed, as has apparently been requested by the European Automobile... 
by European Public Health Alliance | Jul 13, 2020 | Clean Air | Latest Developments
With increasing concern about rising levels of air pollution, EPHA today rolls out a new campaign to support healthcare professionals to speak out about the public health emergency caused by road transport pollution in Europe. Medics for Clean Air is a new coalition... 
by European Public Health Alliance | Jul 13, 2020 | Clean Air | Latest Developments, COVID-19
Zoltán Massay-Kosubek, Policy Manager for Clean Air, European Public Health Alliance András Lukács, President of Clean Air Action Group, Hungary Hungarian civil society has successfully highlighted the link between air pollution and COVID-19, warning that continued... 
by European Public Health Alliance | Jul 9, 2020 | #EU4Health, Clean Air | Latest Developments, COVID-19, Digital Health | Latest Developments, Europe and Health, Health Inequalities, Universal Access and Affordable Medicines | Latest Developments
Germany assumed the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from 1 July, but in quite different circumstances from what was originally foreseen, with the response to tackling COVID-19, and its health, economic and social consequences being the defining issue...
