Since the 1970s, the European Union has been a global leader in environmental protection. Environmental pressures have been alleviated, according to global data. These accomplishments are all the more amazing given the dramatic changes in the European and global setting during the last several decades. Without a robust policy agenda, the considerable rise in the economy during this time period would have had far more profound effects on health systems and human health. The European Union has proved that well-designed, persuasive policies are effective and provide huge advantages. As a basis for the well-being of its population, the EU develops an appealing future vision for 2050: a low-carbon society, a green, circular economy, and resilient ecosystems. In addition, globalization connects Europeans to the rest of the world via a number of mechanisms that permit the bidirectional movement of people, money, goods, and ideas. In fact, understanding what it is to live properly within the constraints of the earth is quite challenging.