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The Conference on the Future of Europe has been launched to allow citizens from the 27 member states to discuss and suggest policy proposals through local events, panels, and an online platform, in order to shape the Future of Europe. EURACTIV took this opportunity to launch its "Debating Europe's future" Twitter Chat.

This last edition, which will tackle the "Climate change, environment and health" panel, following the citizens' session.

Join EURACTIV and our journalist on Tuesday 24 May for a Twitter Chat on the Climate change and health in the EU.

Our Twitter account @eaPolitics will share the following questions on Twitter and invite you to share responses using #eaPolitics:

Q1. How is the war in Ukraine affecting Europe’s ecological transition?

Q2. After the pandemic, what do you think the EU should do to protect people’s health?

Q3. How might the EU prevent deforestation?

Q4. During the Conference, the citizens panels called for an end to deforestation, but also using wood more in our products. How can we balance the two?

Q5. Migration will increase because of the climate crisis. How should the EU prepare for future mass immigration?

What is a Twitter chat, and how do you join?

A Twitter Chat is a discussion between Twitter users that get online at a pre-arranged date and time to discuss a specific topic using a designated #hashtag (for this chat it’s #eaPolitics). The hashtag links the questions and answers in a virtual conversation.

As the host of the Twitter Chat, @eaPolitics will post questions identified as Q1, Q2 and so on, to prompt answers from participants, which are identified as A1, A2 and so on. We will moderate the answers and ask follow up questions to participants. Please be sure to use the #eaPolitics when answering the questions.

The Twitter Chat will last about an hour. The best way to see the entire conversation is to search for the hashtag #eaPolitics on twitter and switch to the "latest tweets" tab.

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