The Emilia-Romagna Region launched the participatory path “What coast will it be?” in 2021, as part of the European project AdriaClim, to build together with directly affected communities, a Strategy for the future of the regional coast. The process was subdivided into numerous meetings (from the ’InfoDay del 23 aprile
The Intergenerational Pact “Innovation Camp” has come to an end. This was the pathway that, in the context of the participatory process “Che Costa Sara?” aimed to bring different generations together to collaborate on the challenge of climate change and in particular on the defense and adaptation of the Emilia-Romagna
Did you know that the decade between 2011 and 2020 was the warmest in the history of temperature measurements? Discover what is the connection between the emission of fossil fuels and a changing climate. Human activity on Earth has led to an increase in greenhouse gases concentration, that in turn
The Mediterranean sea, where the Adriatic basin is located, is facing and will face numerous impacts related to climate change, such as decrease in overall precipitation, above average temperature, a more frequent wildfire occurrence and biodiversity loss. These impacts will have negative effects on several different sectors of the Adriatic
See the impact of climate change on the cultural heritage of the Adriatic region, what makes them historically priceless assets under UNESCO protection, and what experts are doing to protect them. Due to the rising sea level, some coastal areas on the Adriatic are also seriously threatened, and the increase
On Thursday 24th March 2022 Jacopo Alessandri (Arpae) will present, as part of the Unibo team, the model that will be used in the framework of the AdriaClim project for the Emilia-Romagna pilot area. You are all welcome to join and share the event with any interested contacts.The seminar will be
