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An interview with Elena Milazzo, founder of Sottosopra - the bike friendly communication agency

Sottosopra is an ethically-minded communications agency committed to promoting sustainability. They are a rare example of consistency within the Italian media industry, as they put into practice in their everyday working life what they promote in the campaigns they create.

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GECO Expo II edition: programme highlights

The second edition of GECO Expo will be held from March 1 to 4 and will host a large number of panels and events dedicated to sustainability in all its forms. Building on the success of last year's event, we are opening up our virtual space to international visitors, buyers and

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Yes, you can travel sustainably. Interview with Riccardo Ricci, Alma Travel

Travel sustainability is one of the most interesting challenges of our time. Travelling is a necessity, a pleasure, and a natural human instinct. Yet, in recent years, those who care about sustainability cannot do so without feeling guilty about the environmental impact of each

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Passive house: this is what it is and its 6 fundamental principles

A passive house is a home that ALMOST does not need traditional heating or cooling systems. The spread of passive houses took place in the first instance between Sweden and Germany (countries of birth Wolfgang Feist and Bo Adamson, the fathers of the passive house). In

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Sustainable commuting: what can companies do to support employees?

One of the first and most obvious consequences of people working from home during the pandemic has been an improvement in air quality in many urban areas.This should hardly be surprising, given that around 15% of global automotive emissions are produced by people travelling to

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"Nature is our only teacher" Interview with Romina Bilardo - Silent Warriors

GECO's community is growing and getting stronger as we head into this second edition, and one of the opportunities we cherish the most is following the journey of our partners, those who support us, and those who walk the path to sustainability with us. Last year, we interviewed

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Synergistic garden: the new frontier of eco-food

Is there an alternative, healthy, super sustainable way to do agriculture? Of course, with the synergistic vegetable garden mechanisms of self-fertility of the soil are promoted, without any effort. Say goodbye to plowing and chemical fertilizers, just associate

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Circular economy: our path to a sustainable future

The European Green Deal, introduced in 2020, presents circular economy as one of the key concepts of a new sustainable development strategy for the EU. We have already addressed this complex concept, which is also one of the thematic areas of the next edition of GECO Expo, in

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Interview with Giuseppe Ruzziconi, president of federMobilità

Sustainable mobility is one of the most important issues of our time, as well as one of the thematic areas of GECO Expo. A high percentage of our emissions and therefore the possibility of achieving the climate targets set by the European Union depend on the way we manage

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Sustainability of the agri-food chain: how technology can help us

For thousands of years, humanity has sustained itself by expanding. As the population grew, the share of land devoted to crops and livestock was increased, mostly by clearing forests and woodlands. After farming practically all the available land, our civilisation realised that

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Interview with Rossella Panero, president of TTS Italy

In this blog, we often discuss mobility, particularly sustainable and soft mobility. We care about this issue and its implication, which is why we dedicated a whole thematic area of the second edition of GECO Expo to it. As is our custom, we have chosen to tackle this particular

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3 tips for sustainable travel

Sustainability is one of the most important goals that the tourism industry needs to achieve - as do all areas of the economy. While corporate efforts to create sustainable tourism packages are essential to bring the industry's standards in line with climate objectives, it is

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Dispelling three misconceptions about renewable energy

When it comes to renewable energies, we often find ourselves discussing very different issues: on the one hand, we talk about policies to support the spread of renewables, which encourage the use of green alternatives to fossil fuels, and on the other hand, we talk about

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Trekking and walking - the new frontiers of slow tourism

  Has the way of tourism changed or have we changed? The world of Trekking and Walking has brought us into a new reality of slow and sustainable tourism. TRAVELING SLOW - LESS HURRY MORE QUALITY No data is needed to realize that trekking and walking are the

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Food waste exists and is among us

We thought we were good with food waste. Yet new research has upset the plans: between 2000 and 2017, Italy was the most wasteful country in Europe. From the milk still floating in the saucepan, to the tufts of carrots inexplicably thrown in the dustbin, to the moldy lemons

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Label narrating:sustainability becomes value

  The quality of the product is determined by the relationship between the environment, man and tradition. The emergency we are experiencing can really revolutionize the way we conceive the intrinsic value of the products we buy every day by focusing on two pillars: fair

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Could night trains replace medium-haul flights? The renaissance of railway transport

Among the most important challenges in sustainable mobility, at present, is the issue of medium- to long-distance travel. On a continent such as Europe, which is relatively small compared to others and with different countries and cultures concentrated in a geographically

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Recycling in Italy: successes and future challenges

One of the most important elements in the circular economy model is waste recycling. The reuse of materials already in circulation reduces the extraction and processing of new raw materials, thereby eliminating the corresponding CO2 emissions. When we think of Italy, we are

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Solar power stored in Africa could supply the whole world. Here's why it's not yet possible

Solar power is one of the clean, renewable sources on which research is focusing most strongly to ensure a sustainable future for our planet. On the other hand, the powering of our cities is bound to create more and more tensions in western societies: the depletion of

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Sustainable eating and supply chains: a way out of labelling chaos

Nutrition has become an individual and collective battlefield, one on which social and interpersonal clashes often intensify. The subject of what we eat is rendered controversial by the ethical and practical implications of the processes that bring food to our tables. The debate

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