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Crossville Partners With MindClick | Commercial Construction and Renovation

Crossville, Inc. has announced its partnership with MindClick, a leader in rating environmental health performance of manufacturers and their products. Renowned for its corporate commitment to sustainability, Crossville chose to be among the early participants of MindClick’s program. All Crossville products are now included in the MindClick MSAP, with its product selections holding the rating ....

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REGIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION YOUNG BALKAN DESIGNERS 2022: LIFE HACKS FOR HEALTH & WELLBEING

ABOUT YBD Young Balkan Designers (YBD) is a regional talent platform founded in 2011 with the aim to identify, promote and develop creative potential. ....

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WHO/Europe | Designing cities for health: how to change urban environments for the better?

16-04-2021
Healthier and greener cities can benefit urban economies as well
Living in cities has been linked to higher exposure to pollution, lack of physical exercise, and a resulting increase in noncommunicable diseases. However, innovations in urban design can reverse this trend and show how cities can make people’s health better. Experts gathered at the WHO Urban Design for Health online symposium 14–16 April to share success stories that are already having an impact across the WHO European Region.
More people, more cars, more pollution
For decades our city has been getting more crowded, says Erlijn Mulder, a strategic advisor for the city of Utrecht, Netherlands, which has been at the forefront of urban design for health. There are more people, more cars, more pollution, more heat. How do we cope?” ....

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