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In this launch edition, you’ll find:
✅ An overview of the Cluster’s vision and objectives
✅ Highlights of our latest progress and upcoming activities
✅ Exclusive interviews with the coordinators of our five projects, offering unique insights into their approaches and contributions

Our aim is to build stronger connections between environmental and human health research, and to share evidence and knowledge that drives policy action.

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The Planetary Health Cluster in Cork: WHO Summit of Mayors and annual meeting
The Planetary Health Cluster in Cork: WHO Summit of Mayors and annual meeting

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The Planetary Health Cluster in Cork: WHO Summit of Mayors and annual meeting

The Planetary Health Cluster spent the first week of October in Cork. Its five projects attended the WHO Summit of Mayors on Climate and Health on 5 and 6 October, ran two workshops for city and health practitioners, and stayed on for the cluster's annual meeting on 7 October. 
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Planetary Health Cluster joins European Declaration on Heat and Health
Planetary Health Cluster joins European Declaration on Heat and Health

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Planetary Health Cluster joins European Declaration on Heat and Health

Tthe Planetary Health Cluster has joined the European Regional Hub of the Planetary Health Alliance and more than 80 organisations in the European Declaration on Heat and Health, calling on the EU to put health at the centre of its climate policy: with legally binding adaptation obligations, measurable health targets, and a European Heat-Health Action Plan with an emergency fund for hospitals, care homes, nurseries and schools.
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Mapping adaptation interventions for climate-sensitive diarrhoeal disease
Mapping adaptation interventions for climate-sensitive diarrhoeal disease

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Mapping adaptation interventions for climate-sensitive diarrhoeal disease

This article introduces a new SPRINGS mapping that brings together cross-sectoral adaptation interventions, offering a foundation for more integrated climate-resilient health decision-making.
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