Today marks the start of COP28 UAE, the first COP with a #health focus. We call everyone to join us in ensuring health is discussed using our #ISEECOP28 Statement + Infographic Find our statement 👉 iseepi.org/policy_and_adv…

Audrey de Nazelle speaks up on the need to emphasize immediate health benefits of climate action to motivate ambitious policies by leaders in the global north. See ISEE Env Epi statement on 4 key health benefits of climate action here: shorturl.at/mtE15

Dr Audrey de Nazelle (Audrey de Nazelle) from Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial was part of the first 'Health Day' at a COP ⚕️ The #ClimateCris is also a health crisis. Read more about Dr de Nazelle's research into healthier, greener cities 🚲🌳 shorturl.at/azCSW #COP28 #ClimateActionNow

Day 4 of COP28 UAE ❗ Health is an important part of the conversation about climate change here at ISEE Env Epi. Let's talk about clean air💨, energy, urban space🏢, and agriculture🌾 this week. Read our message on health + climate change: iseepi.org/policy_and_adv… #ISEECOP28

Successful health day at COP28 - we pushed this important message that ambitious climate action can have immediate health benefits - something to help rally up politicians and civil society behind transformative solutions!

People we talked to at COP28 were very receptive to this important message that health benefits of climate action can help push for transformative solutions

Great to see #EUPASTA inspired messages at #COP28 in Dubai. Audrey de Nazelle & Ilonka Horvath

Health is largely under-utilized as an argument and motivation for transformational sustainable transport planning practices. We can do far better to inspire change!

Want to do a PhD with me & Audrey de Nazelle on the possible health impacts of the shift to electric vehicles in the UK? Then this funded PhD is for you (click on 'school of public health' at the bottom) imperial.ac.uk/grantham/educa… PHPE Unit Imperial School of Public Health Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial

Cycling is great for the planet and our health! 🚴‍♂️ Findings from a new French study, co-authored by Dr Audrey de Nazelle, reveal how #cycling can prevent chronic diseases and lower premature mortality Read more in Le Monde 👇 bit.ly/3V2LNFE

You can read the full research paper - 'The untapped health and climate potential of cycling in France: a national assessment from individual travel data' in The Lancet below thelancet.com/journals/lanep…

Great paper adding well developed and detailed arguments on health and economic benefits of cycling

🌍A new Imperial College London study reveals that across political lines, there's overwhelming support for climate co-benefits like cleaner air & energy security 🏡💡 📊 Conducted by the Grantham Imperial, this survey shows the public's call for #ClimateAction 🔽 imperial.ac.uk/news/251833/su…

We had the privilege of hosting Professor Geoffrey West from Santa Fe Institute for a thought-provoking discussion on the sustainability of the #Anthroposphere 🌎 His talk provided fascinating insights on the universal scaling laws governing everything from cells to cities 🌆🔬

A French demonstration of how cycling can promote public and planetary health

🏙️ Explore urban #sustainability with our MSc Environmental Technology's Urban Sustainable Environments option! Learn technical practices, engage with industry leaders, and experience London's urban infrastructure through weekly trips. Learn more here ➡ buff.ly/3TJt6Vi

French cuts to sustainable mobility funding ignore cycling's health and climate benefits. 🚴‍♀️ Co-authored by Audrey de Nazelle, this study reveals how #cycling reduces CO2 emissions, prevents deaths, and saves billions in health costs. ⬇ buff.ly/3WBY30S

and here's the paper: The effects of traveling in different transport modes on galvanic skin... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚗🌆 Cutting car use transforms cities: cleaner air, healthier lifestyles, and greener spaces. Dr Audrey de Nazelle calls for better communication of these benefits to drive change. ⬇ #UrbanPlanning #SustainableCities buff.ly/3zVr4LE

🚶‍♀️🚲Urban mobility affects health, but are cities doing enough? A new CEP study highlights gaps in European cities' #SUMP strategies on health and equity Researchers call for a stronger focus on transport plans to enhance health Read the paper here ➡ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…