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ISPRA at the  RemTech Expo 2026
ISPRA at the RemTech Expo 2026
Sep 16, 2026 — Sep 18, 2026 Ferrara Expo

RemTech Expo is the only international and permanent Environmental Technology Hub specializing in the remediation, regeneration, and sustainable development of territories.

It consists of twelve thematic segments: REMTECH and REMTECH EUROPE, dedicated to the remediation of contaminated sites; COAST, focused on coastal protection, ports, and sustainability; HYDROGEO, addressing natural hazards (hydrogeological and seismic), land instability, and landslides; CLIMETECH, covering climate change, mitigation, and adaptation; INFRATECH, dedicated to the monitoring and safety of strategic infrastructure such as railways, bridges, roads, and dams, with particular emphasis on preventing hydrogeological instability, flooding, and landslides; CIRCULARTECH, focusing on the circular economy, sustainable technologies, and waste management; RIGENERACITY, dedicated to urban regeneration; CHEMTECH, promoting innovative and sustainable chemical industries; FIRE – Prevention, Innovation, Research, focusing on fire prevention and the protection of Italy’s cultural heritage; ENERGY, covering emerging energy topics such as solar, wind, offshore renewables, geothermal, hydropower, hydrogen, and nuclear energy; and a special segment, HUTTE, dedicated to sustainability and holistic well-being.

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RemTech Expo 2026: the voices of the XX edition
RemTech Expo 2026: the voices of the XX edition
Sep 08, 2026 — Sep 08, 2026 Rome

Remediation and regeneration: vision, progress and competitiveness across the environment, infrastructure, territories and health

Today in Rome, at the Nassirya Hall of the Senate of the Republic, the 20th edition of RemTech was presented. The event is scheduled to take place in Ferrara from September 16 to 18.

The press conference was attended by ISPRA President Maria Alessandra Gallone and Director General Fabrizio Penna.

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The 7th Summer School on Marine and Coastal Geology, Ecology and Biology takes place on Salina
The 7th Summer School on Marine and Coastal Geology, Ecology and Biology takes place on Salina
Sep 07, 2026 — Sep 07, 2026 Salina

A week of training, research and field activities for students, researchers and technical professionals. At the heart of the programme is the study and protection of marine and coastal environments.

The 7th Summer School on Marine and Coastal Geology, Ecology and Biology in Island Environments began on September 7 on Salina. The initiative is dedicated to advanced training and scientific professional development for Master's students, PhD candidates, researchers and technical professionals.

Now in its seventh edition, the Summer School aims to bring together different areas of expertise and disciplines to deepen knowledge of marine and coastal environments. These are particularly sensitive systems where geological processes, marine dynamics, biodiversity, human activities and climate change interact.

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Soil Monitoring in the Anthropocene
Soil Monitoring in the Anthropocene
Sep 21, 2026 — Sep 21, 2026 Rome, Palazzetto Mattei in Villa Celimontana Via della Navicella n. 12

A law that describes the issue and find the solution

Directive is the European Union’s first binding instrument dedicated exclusively to soil. It is also the result of a compromise: no restoration targets, no deadlines, and no land-take neutrality. What remains are harmonised indicators, a definition of “healthy soil”, and reporting obligations. Everything else is left to the Member States.

The centre of gravity therefore shifts from legislation to implementation: from 2026 to 2029, when the first national programmes will be introduced. Those four years will determine whether Europe develops a genuine soil policy or merely a sophisticated system for monitoring its own degradation.

The conference opens up this debate, addressing key issues such as multi-level governance, who will pay for restoration, the thresholds defining “healthy soil”, the spatial justice of land consumption, local knowledge and European standards, industrial site remediation, and urban soil sealing.

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