A review of the EU assessment report from the Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL) on the toxicity of the popular pesticide glyphosate confirms that the evaluation is still mostly based on studies and arguments provided by the chemical industry.
Together with the Global Climate and Health Alliance (GCHA), and partners in India, especially in the city of Bengaluru, HEAL developed a toolkit aimed at health professionals in India who wish to start communicating on clean air and health.
The toolkit is directed at everyone in the health sector interested in making their voices heard and wanting to understand the possibilities that traditional media and social media can offer.
This toolkit is intended to be a comprehensive yet flexible reference guide to be used to inspire and strengthen social media and communication activities over time.
Click here to view the toolkit.
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