During an event by Europe Direct I was spontaneously interviewed by Brainport Radio. Through the link you can listen to the podcast. It will also be transmitted via the Brainport Radio channel. I defend that air quality in the region is a shared responsibility, including that of our business community.
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Inviting the Brainport business community to join the health and healthy environment challenge
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Air quality is a shared responsibility for regional health and quality of life. That includes our business community.