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Disintegration of Italian rural landscapes to international environmental agreements

2015

In Italy, the first law that puts landscape and historical buildings under public control was implemented in 1922. While this represents a significant achievement for those times, for that law landscape essentially has an historical and aesthetic connotation, without any explicit reference to the components of flora, fauna and geology. Today, many protection policies and initiatives are still biased by the lack of reference to the intrinsic value that biodiversity and ecosystem services have for the maintenance of traditional landscapes, as well as for the survival of the human species. The priority accorded to historical and aesthetic values can lead to a lack of attention to the complex r…

0106 biological sciencesEconomics and EconometricsLandscape protection Agriculture Ecosystems Biodiversity Regional planning SEA Inland areasSettore ICAR/20 - Tecnica E Pianificazione Urbanisticabusiness.industryProcess (engineering)Survival of the fittestEnvironmental resource management010501 environmental sciencesSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesEcosystem servicesWork (electrical)AgriculturePolitical Science and International RelationsRegional planningSettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E ApplicataStrategic environmental assessmentbusinessLaw0105 earth and related environmental sciencesConnotation
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Managing the Historical Agricultural Landscape in the Sicilian Anthropocene Context. The Landscape of the Valley of the Temples as a Time Capsule

2021

The debate over whether we are entering the Anthropocene Epoch focuses on the unequal consumption of the Earth system’s resources at the expense of nature’s regenerative abilities. To find a new point of balance with nature, it is useful to look back in time to understand how the so-called “Great Acceleration”—the surge in the consumption of the planet’s resources—hastened the arrival of the Anthropocene. Some particular places—for various reasons—survived the Great Acceleration and, as time capsules, have preserved more or less intact some landscape features that have disappeared elsewhere. How can we enhance these living archives that have come down to us? Through the analysis of the case…

0106 biological sciencesHistorymedia_common.quotation_subjectGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologiesTJ807-830Context (language use)02 engineering and technologyarchaeological heritageManagement Monitoring Policy and LawConsumption (sociology)Settore ICAR/21 - UrbanisticaTD194-195010603 evolutionary biology01 natural scienceslocal developmentRenewable energy sourcesValle dei TempliAnthropoceneAnthropoceneGE1-350Kolymbethramedia_commonSustainable developmentsustainable developmentEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environment021107 urban & regional planningEnvironmental ethicslandscapecultural heritagelanguage.human_languageCultural heritageEarth system scienceEnvironmental sciencesterritorial planninglanguagePsychological resilienceSicilianlandscape; Anthropocene; Valle dei Templi; sustainable development; territorial planning; cultural heritage; archaeological heritage; local development; Agrigento; KolymbethraAgrigentoSustainability; Volume 13; Issue 8; Pages: 4480
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Future Cities. Urban Transformation and Sustainable Development

2016

The complex urban reality, in continuous evolution, are characterized by buildings, facilities, equipment, human capital, social capital and the ability to create sustainable economic development. Today, urban planning is called to respond to the new needs of the community, for this reason it is necessary to avoid the mistakes made in the past and think of a plan to be adapted to the change. All this is possible through the implementation of participatory strategic actions which ensure high levels of quality of life as well as responsible management of land resources. This outlines the concept of sustainable development and resilient cities, forcefully entered in today’s urban paradigm, bec…

0106 biological sciencesSustainable developmentSustainable mobilityResiliencemedia_common.quotation_subjectParticipationCitizen journalismPlan (drawing)ChangeSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica01 natural sciencesHuman capital010601 ecology03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineWork (electrical)Urban planningPsychological resilienceBusinessEnvironmental planning030217 neurology & neurosurgerymedia_commonSocial capital
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Inner Archipelagos in Sicily. From Culture-Based Development to Creativity-Oriented Evolution

2020

When Covid-19 arrived in Europe from the far East, the media and experts in economics and social sciences noticed that it was the expected discontinuity in the socio-economic development process. Really, the current phase has spread since the 1960s, when the application of econometric worldwide-spread development model was going to produce social inequalities, and consumption of physical, social, and cultural resources. Some places in Italy, far from the erosive and urban context and erosive metropolitan areas, are currently isolated seeds of a new cycle of life, because of the local community identity and the strong link between human, cultural, and natural components are currently working…

030231 tropical medicineGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologiesIdentity (social science)TJ807-830Context (language use)02 engineering and technologyManagement Monitoring Policy and LawCultural systemSettore ICAR/21 - UrbanisticaTD194-195Renewable energy sources03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineAnthropocenelocal cultural systemsHofstede's cultural dimensions theorySocial inequalityGE1-350Economic geographyEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentneoanthropocene raising021107 urban & regional planninginner landLocal communityCultural heritageEnvironmental sciencesGeographySustainability
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15 Minute City Concept and Palermo Case Study

Sustainable urban mobility models and decarbonization in transportation have been discussed globally for decades. Yet the problem is not just decarbonization and the solution is not limited to green technology alone. Particularly, Covid-19 brought to light other important and ingrained problems of cities such as inequality of accessibility, the marginalization of some urban, peri-urban, rural territories and the emergence of social exclusion. In order to find a way out from these problems, practical, easily accessible, comfortable, and cheap alternatives should be provided to citizens and the use of private vehicles should be minimized. However, no matter how many alternative transportation…

15 Min City Palermo MobilitySettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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15 Minute City Concept. A Glance at the Palermo Case Study

2022

Giving people opportunities for green technology and offering them new transportation modes are not sufficient methods for the transition to a sustainable mobility model. With the increasing importance of time, minimizing the daily travel time of people seems to be one of the crucial steps to be taken. 15 Minute City is one of the latest popular concepts assuring to reduce daily travel time and improve quality of life while enhancing environmental conditions. This paper will have a look at the concept regarding the case study of Palermo, one of the cities with the most intense traffic problems in Europe.

15 Minute City proximity Chrono-urbanism Palermo Sustainable MobilitySettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Cittadini e cittadinanza. Prospettive, ruolo e opportunità di Agenda 21 Locale in ambito urbano

2008

AG21 Locale Partecipazione Cittadinanza Pratiche inclusive Politiche urbaneSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Armature culturali di sviluppo. Rigenerazione urbana e politiche culturali

2014

Abitiamo un “pianeta urbano” in cui più della metà della popolazione vive nelle città, con valori che in Europa raggiungono l’80%. Il consolidamento della città come forma prevalente dell’abitare il mondo ne assegna sempre più il ruolo di growth machine dello sviluppo, motore dell’evoluzione e del dinamismo delle comunità, generatrice di stili di vita innovativi. Le città si propongono come potenti attrattrici della popolazione non solo dalle zone rurali, ma sempre più dalle altre città ed un poderoso flusso di “classe creativa” le attraversa e ne alimenta la rigenerazione e la competitività. La città creativa diventa icona della contemporaneità, retorica ricorrente per disegnare visioni, d…

ARMATURA CULTURALE RIGENERAZIONE URBANA SVILUPPOSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Urban regeneration of abandoned and contaminated industrial areas. Case study: Eternitten district in Aalborg (DK)

2020

The article describes the decontamination and regeneration process of the Eternitten district, an abandoned industrial complex for the production of cement and asbestos south of Aalborg, in a new multifunctional and sustainable neighbourhood. The designation of the district as an urban transformation area is part of a general regeneration of Aalborg whose industrial profile is gradually being replaced by a new profile more oriented towards culture and innovation. Eternittens Vidensby Village 21, from eternit factory to knowledge factory, is the vision – developed by Kjær & Richter for Søren Enggaard A/S – for an innovative use of the neighbourhood. The vision, which is inspired by the v…

Aalborg sustainable development urban regeneration Eternitten local planSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Eternitten Village 21: the city of knowledge. From industrial contamination to social and cultural contamination

2020

The paper describes the decontamination and regeneration process of the Eternitten district, an abandoned industrial complex for the production of cement and asbestos south of Aalborg, in a new multifunctional and sustainable neighbourhood. The designation of the district as an urban transformation area is part of a general regeneration of Aalborg whose industrial profile is gradually being replaced by a new profile more oriented towards culture and innovation. Eternittens Vidensby Village 21, from eternit factory to knowledge factory, is the vision developed by Kjær & Richter for Søren Enggaard A/S for an innovative use of the neighbourhood. The vision, which is inspired by the village…

Aalborg sustainable development urban regeneration Eternitten local planSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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