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This information will help you learn more about the research that is being done to date to further the Aging Initiative including a summary of EPA projects or supported projects and various fact sheets and reports developed by EPA.


International

Impacts of Europe's Changing Climate -- 2008 Indicator-based Assessment exit EPA

World Health Organization Global Age-friendly Cities: A Guide (PDF) (82 pp, 1.49MB,  About PDF)exit EPA

World Health Organization Healthy Aging exit EPA

WHO Healthy Cities exit EPA

Population Aging in Sub-Saharan Africa: Semographic Dimensions 2006 exit EPA

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Aging Watch at the United Nations exit EPA

Global Action on Aging exit EPA

"Heat-waves: risks and responses"exit EPAA joint report by the German Weather Service (DWD), the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and WHO/Europe.

A changing climate is expected to increase average summer temperatures and the frequency and intensity of hot days. Heat-waves in Europe are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Ongoing epidemiological studies will better describe and contribute substantial evidence to the understanding of health effects of heat-waves in Europe and add significantly to targeting interventions. This report summarizes the main findings of reviews carried out within the cCASHh project and of a consultative workshop with experts and stakeholders from 10 countries. It addresses the health impact of heat as well as aspects of prevention and adaptation such as heat health warning systems, urban planning elements and aspects of building design.

Inter-American Development Bank Successful Aging exit EPA

Particulate matter air pollution: how it harms health (PDF) (4 pp, 160K,  About PDF) exit EPA

The European Union can save 161 billion Euros a year by Reducing Air Pollution exit EPA

Smog's Excess Burden on Baby Boomers exit EPA

World Health Organization - Water Quality exit EPA: Guidelines, Standards and Health Chapter Endemic and epidemic infectious intestinal disease and its relationship to drinking water

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