Making environments healthier could prevent almost a quarter of the global burden of disease and mortality. Clean air and a stable climate are prerequisites for good health, as are adequate water, sanitation and hygiene; the safe use of chemicals; protection from radiation; healthy and safe workplaces; sound agricultural practices; healthy cities and built environments, and the preservation of nature.

The most common consequences of these poor environmental conditions are non-communicable diseases, such as ischemic heart disease, chronic respiratory diseases and cancer, followed closely by trauma, respiratory infections and strokes.

Tips to promote a healthy and sustainable environment:

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• Live more slowly (slow movements)

Cittaslow: the state network of municipalities for the quality of life 

Rural houses and hotels 
Blog consume less, live better

• CO reduction²

Use public transport whenever possible, walk, bike, etc.

• Green dot

Use community waste recycling points.

• recycling
  Use things longer, repair what breaks, donate the clothes (toys or furniture) you don't want to friends or neighbors or neighborhood organizations, if you know they provide a distribution service to the most disadvantaged.