Be part of the conversation at BlueAdapt’s Final Conference

  Following a summer marked by intense heat and growing concern over rising Mediterranean Sea temperatures, the links between climate change, environmental degradation and human health have rarely felt more immediate. BlueAdapt has been investigating the impacts...

Climate change and health in Poland – a CATALYSE policy brief

Poland faces some of the most acute climate-health risks in the EU. A new briefing from the EU-funded CATALYSE project coordinated by ISGlobal ​​​​— in which HEAL​​ is a partner — explores the health impacts of those risks and recommends solutions local policymakers...

CATALYSE launches its indicators platform with its first narrative on heat and health in Europe

  Europe is warming faster than any other continent, making heat one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time. The first CATALYSE narrative brings together the latest evidence on:  Populations most vulnerable to heat Occupational risks for...

Viruses and bacteria travel on wet wipes and microplastics into coastal waters

Contact: Dr Jessica Kevill: j.kevill@bangor.ac.uk | Bangor University Microplastics are often discussed as a pollution issue. But new research led by Dr Jessica Kevill and colleagues at Bangor University reveals a less visible risk: their ability to transport harmful...

Hidden characters, clues and science: the new interactive experience launched at the Royal Botanical Garden-CSIC

  Ten characters inspired by European cities invited visitors to discover how climate change affects our health and our cities. On 5 June, to coincide with World Environment Day, the Real Jardín Botánico-CSIC unveiled ten special visitors hidden among its paths and...

Staying safe in a changing ocean

Understanding waterborne infections Every summer, millions of people swim in coastal waters, but how many stop to think about what’s in them? Before BlueAdapt launches its new facts series, they explain what coastal pathogens are, where they lurk, how they impact our...

HIGH Horizons at IMNCH 2026

Extreme Heat and MNCH: Moving Forward with Priority Programme & Financing Actions The International Maternal Newborn Health Conference (IMNHC) 2026 brings together governments, civil society organizations, professional associations, and international partners from...

Advancing climate adaption through curiosity and connection

BlueAdapt asked Research Fellow Helen Underhill to share highlights from the team’s recent visit to Paris for the British Council’s Study UK Alumni Awards. Here’s her story:  Over the past few years, the Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT) has steadily grown from a...

Uneven Ground: New Policy Brief warns that climate change is deepening health inequalities across Europe

Climate change impacts are accelerating and so are the health risks. Yet some face far greater health risks than others. The European Climate-Health Cluster has released its second Policy Brief, Uneven Ground, to show these impacts through the lens of the most...

Antimicrobial Resistance, Climate Change, and Vulnerability

A structured look at the complex, poorly understood intersections between climate change, antimicrobial resistance, and the most vulnerable communities. More than a medical problem While antibiotics have saved hundreds of millions of lives, their extensive misuse over...

Be part of the conversation at BlueAdapt’s Final Conference

  Following a summer marked by intense heat and growing concern over rising Mediterranean Sea temperatures, the links between climate change, environmental degradation and human health have rarely felt more immediate. BlueAdapt has been investigating the impacts...

Climate change and health in Poland – a CATALYSE policy brief

Poland faces some of the most acute climate-health risks in the EU. A new briefing from the EU-funded CATALYSE project coordinated by ISGlobal ​​​​— in which HEAL​​ is a partner — explores the health impacts of those risks and recommends solutions local policymakers...

CATALYSE launches its indicators platform with its first narrative on heat and health in Europe

  Europe is warming faster than any other continent, making heat one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time. The first CATALYSE narrative brings together the latest evidence on:  Populations most vulnerable to heat Occupational risks for...

Viruses and bacteria travel on wet wipes and microplastics into coastal waters

Contact: Dr Jessica Kevill: j.kevill@bangor.ac.uk | Bangor University Microplastics are often discussed as a pollution issue. But new research led by Dr Jessica Kevill and colleagues at Bangor University reveals a less visible risk: their ability to transport harmful...

Hidden characters, clues and science: the new interactive experience launched at the Royal Botanical Garden-CSIC

  Ten characters inspired by European cities invited visitors to discover how climate change affects our health and our cities. On 5 June, to coincide with World Environment Day, the Real Jardín Botánico-CSIC unveiled ten special visitors hidden among its paths and...

Staying safe in a changing ocean

Understanding waterborne infections Every summer, millions of people swim in coastal waters, but how many stop to think about what’s in them? Before BlueAdapt launches its new facts series, they explain what coastal pathogens are, where they lurk, how they impact our...

HIGH Horizons at IMNCH 2026

Extreme Heat and MNCH: Moving Forward with Priority Programme & Financing Actions The International Maternal Newborn Health Conference (IMNHC) 2026 brings together governments, civil society organizations, professional associations, and international partners from...

Advancing climate adaption through curiosity and connection

BlueAdapt asked Research Fellow Helen Underhill to share highlights from the team’s recent visit to Paris for the British Council’s Study UK Alumni Awards. Here’s her story:  Over the past few years, the Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT) has steadily grown from a...

Uneven Ground: New Policy Brief warns that climate change is deepening health inequalities across Europe

Climate change impacts are accelerating and so are the health risks. Yet some face far greater health risks than others. The European Climate-Health Cluster has released its second Policy Brief, Uneven Ground, to show these impacts through the lens of the most...

Antimicrobial Resistance, Climate Change, and Vulnerability

A structured look at the complex, poorly understood intersections between climate change, antimicrobial resistance, and the most vulnerable communities. More than a medical problem While antibiotics have saved hundreds of millions of lives, their extensive misuse over...
Staying safe in a changing ocean

Staying safe in a changing ocean

Understanding waterborne infections Every summer, millions of people swim in coastal waters, but how many stop to think about what’s in them? Before BlueAdapt launches its new facts series, they explain what coastal pathogens are, where they lurk, how they impact our...

read more
HIGH Horizons at IMNCH 2026

HIGH Horizons at IMNCH 2026

Extreme Heat and MNCH: Moving Forward with Priority Programme & Financing Actions The International Maternal Newborn Health Conference (IMNHC) 2026 brings together governments, civil society organizations, professional associations, and international partners from...

read more
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