Every Breath You Take: How air pollution affects your health
Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland
Programme
12.00 Welcome and introductions (Professor Dermot O’Reilly, Director ADRC NI, Chair)
12.05 Fossil fuels, air pollution and the climate crisis (Professor John Barry, Queen’s University Belfast)
12.25 Air pollution dashboard: a public tool for public health (Dr Babak Jahanshahi)
12.40 Air pollution, health and wellbeing – findings (Dr Neil Rowland, ADRC NI, Regional Clean Air Champion for Northern Ireland)
13.00 Panel discussion: Professor John Barry (QUB), Paula Bradshaw MLA (Alliance), Denise McAnena (British Heart Foundation), Patrick Goodman (TU Dublin), Dr Neil Rowland (Regional Clean Air Champion). Chaired by Professor Dermot O’Reilly
14.00 Close and light lunch
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- Community development
- Health and wellbeing
- Lobbying/policy
Date and Time
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Location
The Courtyard, Riddel Hall, Queen's University Belfast
185 Stranmillis Road
Belfast
BT9 5EE
United Kingdom
More Information
Funded by ADRC NI through the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
Every Breath You Take: How air pollution affects your health
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