Health Signals

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Topics: Environment and health

This section of the zero pollution monitoring assessment presents a series of short case studies that highlight additional sources of information on the impacts of pollution on health.

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Introduction

The EEA zero pollution monitoring assessment is mainly based on formal, EU-wide data sets and indicators. To broaden the assessment, other sources of information are also examined. These sources include findings from research, country-level information and other information that may help highlight pollution issues that are insufficiently addressed by legislative or other reporting. This section of the zero pollution monitoring assessment presents a series of short case studies that highlight some of these additional sources of information. We refer to these as ‘Signals’.

The Signals below align with the subsections of the ‘Zero pollution and health’ section of the assessment and deal with air, noise, water, chemical and soil pollution.

A brief assessment on key knowledge gaps for each of these topic areas is also presented (Figure 1).

Navigate here on the 5 signals categories:

Air

Noise

Water

Chemicals

Soil

Long-term impacts of sludge spreading on agricultural land

Figure 1. Knowledge gaps — zero pollution and health

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Geographic coverage

Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czechia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden

For references, please go to https://eea.europa.eu./publications/zero-pollution/health/signals/health-signals or scan the QR code.

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