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.
Delves into efficiency, decoupling, and environmental impact assessment, highlighting the complexities of balancing economic growth and environmental sustainability.
Introduces the course 'History and Theory of the Environment' and discusses the importance of studying environmental issues and landscapes for a sustainable future.
Discusses key performance indicators for energy systems, emphasizing the importance of considering various factors for evaluating system efficiency and sustainability.
Explores internalizing external costs through taxes and subsidies, market equilibrium effects, and the role of information campaigns in influencing consumer behavior.
Explores policy instruments to reduce external costs and mitigate environmental impacts, emphasizing the potential for green growth and emission abatement measures.
Explores the role of public policies in promoting sustainability and addressing market failures and externalities in the context of ecological transition.
Explores regulating market externalities through taxes, subsidies, and tradable quotas to achieve optimal production levels and internalize external costs.