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Soil and Biowaste in Southern Europe. Report of Rome International Conference. 18-19 January 2001

Contributi presentati nel corso della Conferenza "Soil and Biowaste in Southern Europe" organizzata da ANPA e Commissione Europea, 18-19 gennaio 2001.

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ANPA - COMMISSIONE EUROPEA
Atti
3/2002
88-448-0065-9
Sommario

Copertina e Sommario

SESSION I

  • The role of biodegradable waste management in the fight against desertification
    and greenhouse effect (Rosanna Laraia, ANPA)
  • The role of biodegradable waste management for improving soil quality
    in the community (Luca Marmo Administrator, Sustainable
    Resources Unit, DG Environment, European Commission)
  • Soil and Terrestral Envirnment (Winfried E.H. blum, University of Agricultural Science, Vienna)
  • The status of the Mediterranean soil (Jean-Paul Legros, Inra-Ensa Science du sol
    and Gianniantonio Petruzzelli, Istituto per la Chimica del Terreno, Area di Ricerca CNR)
  • Industrial Contaminated Sites - Propectives in Southern Europe
    (Simonetta Tunesi, Environmental Expert)
  • Compost biotechnology in an integrated management of degradable organic waste
    and in the reclamation of disturbed soils (Giovanni Vallini, University
    of Verona - Department of Science and Technology, Laboratories
    of Microbial Biotechnology and Environmental Microbiology)
  • The Role of Anaerobic Digestion for the Production of Energy
    and soil Improvers (Franco Cecchi and Laura Innocenti, Department of Science
    and Technology University of Verona - Italy)
  • Compost - a burden on local authorities or an opportunity
    for sustainable agriculture? (Julio Berbel Vecino, Universitad de Cordoba)
  • Composting and biological treatment in Southern European 5ountries:
    an overview (Liliana Cortellini, Environmental expert and Enzo Favonio,
    Scuola Agraria del Parco di Monza Working Group on Composting)

SESSION II

  • An assessment of effective, optimised schemes for source separation of organic
    waste in Mediterranean Districts (Enzo Favonio Gruppo di Studio sul Compostaggio
    e la Gestione Integrata dei Rifiuti, Scuola Agraria del Parco di Monza
    and Francesc Giró i Fontanals, Generalitat de Catalunya, Junta de Residus)
  • Success Stories on Composting and Separate Collection. only a Question of Luck?
    (Simon Aumônier Environmental Resources Management Oxford)
  • Compost quality and market perspectives - the case of Portugal (Manuel Souteiro
    Gonçalves Agronomist, Ph. D Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária/Laboratório
    Químico Agrícola Rebelo da Silva)
  • From Waste to a Valuable Product - Quality Assurance Schemes for Compost Production (J. Barth, Informa Compost Consultants, Germany)
  • Use of sewage sludge in agriculture Presentation of an opinion from the Economic
    and Social ommittee of the EU (Staffan Nilsson member of the ESC, Member
    of the Board of the Federation of Swedish Farmers (LRF)

PANEL DISCUSSION: THE Development of a Market for Compost

  • Glòria Colom i puigbò (Organic Waste Department of Cepa Catalonia)
  • Silvia Calamandrei (Head of Division of the Section of "Agriculture, rural
    Development and Environment Protection of the Economic and Social Committee
    of the European Union)
  • Agostino Braga (Council of European Municipalities and Regions)