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IN THE MOOD FOR FOOD – POLITICHE ALIMENTARI METROPOLITANE – Centro per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile – Pensando alle generazioni future

Il progetto In the Mood for Food – promosso da Centro Sviluppo Sostenibile,

CibiLab, Società Umanitaria e Centro Studi Anticontraffazione con il patrocinio e il supporto di Città Metropolitana di Milano, del Comune di Milano e di Confcommercio – ha avviato durante la settimana milanese dedicata al food l’ambizioso progetto di attivare un osservatorio dedicato all’intero sistema del Food e al futuro dell’alimentazione nelle città metropolitane, coinvolgendo i top player dei vari comparti interessati.

Quattro i focus a cura dei singoli coordinatori: alimentazione metropolitana e sostenibilità, a cura di Andrea Mascaretti (Presidente Centro per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile); tradizione e ricerca nel settore agroalimentare, a cura di Toni Sarcina (Presidente CibiLab) e di Paola Chessa Pietroboni, direttore CiBi; contraffazione e tutela del made in Italy, a cura di Daniela Mainini (Presidente Centro Studi Anticontraffazione); il cibo e l’uomo, a cura di Maria Helena Polidoro (Direttore Generale Società Umanitaria) Leggi tutto “Nasce a Milano un osservatorio per l’intero sistema food con i player più importanti a livello internazionale, pensando al futuro delle città metropolitane”

European Environment Agency

Europe's road transport needs to shift gears towards sustainability Giugno 1, 2022

Growing transport volumes have been driving Europe’s road transport emissions up in the past two decades. A European Environment Agency (EEA) analysis, published today, shows how total greenhouse gas emissions from both passenger cars and heavy goods vehicles have increased in Europe, despite better engine efficiency and use of biofuels.

Antti Pekka Kaartinen

Emissions from road traffic and domestic heating behind breaches of EU air quality standards across Europe Febbraio 16, 2022

Breaches of EU air quality limits for nitrogen dioxide across Europe were predominantly due to road traffic, while domestic heating lay behind the majority of exceedances for particulate matter, according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) assessment on air quality plans published today.

Cornelis Brand

Circular business models and smarter design can reduce environment and climate impacts from textiles Febbraio 9, 2022

Textile consumption in Europe has on average the fourth highest impacts on the environment and climate, following consumption of food, housing and mobility. Ahead of the expected European Union (EU) strategy for sustainable and circular textiles, the European Environment Agency (EEA) published today two briefings that look at measures to reduce those impacts, including on […]

Antti Pekka Kaartinen

Europe's environmental taxes in decline, despite potentially crucial role Febbraio 7, 2022

The European Green Deal acknowledges the crucial role of taxation in Europe’s sustainability transition. A new European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing, published today, shows that revenues from environmental taxes can support transition investments but future revenue streams from these taxes will erode as European Union (EU) environmental and climate policy objectives are achieved. The relative […]

Antti Pekka Kaartinen

Economic losses from weather and climate-related extremes in Europe reached around half a trillion euros over past 40 years Febbraio 2, 2022

Extreme weather events like storms, heatwaves and flooding accounted for economic losses of around half a trillion euros over the past 40 years and led to between 85 000 and 145 000 human fatalities across Europe. Less than one-third of these losses were insured, according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) analysis of economic losses […]

Cornelis Brand

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