By Prof. Andrea Rinaldo examines Venice's future in the face of climate change and the urgent need for international collaboration to address the impending challenges.
Explores sustainability through natural, human, and economic capitals, emphasizing their impact on well-being and the importance of preserving the biosphere.
Explores the sensitivity of surface plasmon sensors to environmental changes when the analyte binds, along with affinity sensing and fiber-based sensor miniaturization.
Explores architects' critical questions on the environment, historical events, population growth, urbanization, water resources, soil degradation, deforestation, and the ecological disaster of the Aral Sea.
Explores the implications of 'The Limits to Growth' report and the Biosphere 2 project in understanding sustainable living and addressing environmental challenges.
Introduces the course 'History and Theory of the Environment' and discusses the importance of studying environmental issues and landscapes for a sustainable future.
