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RemTech Expo 19, 20, 21 September 2018 – Ferrara Fiere Congressi www.remtechexpo.com Remediation, Protection, Prevention, Regeneration, Requalification Private and Public Companies, Professionals, Associations, Universities
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RemTech Expo (September 19-21, 2018 www.remtechexpo.com) is the only permanent international event dedicated to reclamation of contaminated sites, environmental and natural hazards, safety, maintenance and upgrading of the territory. It consists of nine segments, schools, academy and international hubs: REMTECH and REMTECH EUROPE reclamation of polluted sites, COAST Coast Guard, Ports and Sediments, ESONDA hydrogeological and landslides, GEOSISMICA mitigation of seismic risk, INERTIA sustainability of works and re-use of materials, RIGENERACITY urban regeneration and social housing, CLIMETECH climate changes and measure tools, CHEMTEH reconversion and circular chemistry, NUCLEAR FOCUS risks and decommissioning. Among the institutional PARTNERS, UNESCO, European Commission, JRC-EC, Presidency of the Council of Ministers, House of Representatives, Ministry of the Environment and Emilia-Romagna Region. It is aimed at a qualified and large COMMUNITY, composed of private companies, public entities, universities, research centers, associations, and professionals and it is characterized by a specialized exhibition area, high level technical, technological, scientific congressional sessions, and an intense networking activity, round tables, training courses for operators, authorities and decision makers. The Appointment PROGRAM addresses every year on: regulatory evolution, characterization, risk analysis, technology, research, innovation, monitoring, control, territory, industry, sustainability. It also envisions the General States of Reclamations, the National Conference on Industry and Environment, the National Port Conference, the National and International Conference on Hydrogeological Risk and Rivers, the National Congress on Knowledge and Seismic Risk, the Green Public Procurement National Meeting, The National Conference on Regeneration and General States on Climate Changes. Moreover the RemTech Europe International Conference, the National and International RemTech Schools, the Land Monitoring and Maintenance Academy and the first International Hub on 'Innovative Technologies'. Foreign DELEGATIONS, comprised of buyers and key interlocutors, take part through bilateral meetings, workshops, roundtables, in order to start business relationships with RemTech Expo companies, which numerosus free of charge services and benefit are available for. Among the extra European Target Countries, China (3iPET Technology Platform), India (TECO project), South Africa, Brazil (GAP project), Russia. To crown the event, the award of the Master Degree, Doctorate Degree, Special Mention and RemTech Expo AWARDS. Among the MEDIA partners, RECOVER magazine and portal and Ricicla web tv, specialized webtv. The Agenda is rich and articulated and aims at sharing, knowledge and application of the most innovative technologies and intercommunication between supply and demand. STRONG POINTS that make RemTech Expo an innovative fair are in fact the ability to combine the exposure of ideas, products, projects and solutions with moments dedicated to deepening, exchanging, meeting demand and supply. During the event and all year long, exclusive BENEFITs are available to companies, including the possibility of: use external space to expose large equipment; to hold a presentation in the official, national and international conferences; have an equipped meeting room (60 seats) for one hour to
organize an exclusive technical meeting; be involved in projects and technical tables; participate in bilateral meetings and roundtables with foreign delegates (buyers); to attend MeetInRemTech by night, a moment heard and expected, organized every year in a selected city context in order to facilitate relations between the parties; to be involved in an information and communication system through all the available tools (web page, newsletter, mailing, #social networks, etc) and new special offers coming from the collaboration between RemTech Expo and Ricicla.TV INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS The strong points that make RemTech Expo an innovative exhibition, capable of combining ideas, products, projects and solutions with moments dedicated to the encounter between supply and demand, firstly include the promotion of the most technologically advanced tools, the selection of the most experienced partners, the operators training, the sharing of virtuous experiences and the opening of new roads to emerging markets, both at national and international level. This year, once again, the very qualified exhibition area presents products and services of excellence by Italian and foreign companies to the RemTech community. Conference sessions with speakers of international repute, permanent training courses, technical meetings organized by the exhibitors, pilot tests and demonstrations will mark the event's program, particularly rich and varied. A key event is the RemTech Training School, National and International, which is focused on innovative technologies for remediation, with the presentation of the most interesting case studies and the best technologies by the companies, and the involvement of the leading foreign buyers. Bilateral meetings, exclusive round tables and targeted presentations will be specifically organized within the framework of the foreign delegations (buyers), in order to create and develop concrete business opportunities for companies. The countries involved in the International Project by RemTech Expo (target countries) meet precise requirements, such as a high environmental "stress", due to the presence of various kinds of industrial activities (heavy industry, refineries, mines, landfills, etc.), a strongly growing economy and the promotion and the increase of activities aimed at environmental and health protection. RemTech strengthened the relations with many target countries, with wich it is defining new agreements, aimed at supporting the exhibition firms. These are the countries: Russia, China, South Africa, Turkey, Romania and India. RUSSIA Environmental policy in Russia is very topical but, despite the implementation of various environmental protection programs, the level of pollution in Russia still remains at high levels. In dozens of Russian cities, the average annual level of pollution exceeds the levels required by health regulations. Dams, water quality is often not in compliance with current regulations, both for drinking and for irrigation use. Although in the past decade pollution has decreased due to the economic crisis that hit the country, Russia remains the 4th country in the world for water contamination. Russia has recently issued a series of environmental regulations and the management and disposal of civil and industrial waste, on the remediation of soil and water in order to gradually adapt to European standards. At the regulatory level it is also working to reduce industrial waste, the development of waste recycling and recovery of polluted areas. In particular, the Foundation "The National Еnvirоmеntаl Management and Cleaner production Сепtеr for Oil and Gas Industries" in which both
the Oil & Gas Gupkin University andUNIDO are involved into, are preparing, on behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation and Duma, several manuals and guidelines for the application of BAT (Best Available Technologies) for the main and most polluted industrial sectors (extraction of crude oil, refining, mines, drinking water and waste disposal). The ratification by the Russian Federation of the Stockholm Convention is making it particularly urgent to provide for some of POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants) reduction interventions with the definition of special projects http://www.unido.ru/eng/project/current_projects / environmental ly_sound_management/. The specific area of the sediment remediation and groundwater in the coming years will record an increase of activity due to particularly delicate and urgent situations. RemTech and the Foundation "The National Еnvirоmеntаl Management and Cleaner production Сепtеr for Oil and Gas Industries" since last year signed a cooperation protocol with the aim of organizing training and promotion actions in the remediation of soil and water sector in the Russian territory of polluted soils. The Foundation "The National Еnvirоmеntаl Management and Cleaner production Сепtеr for Oil and Gas Industries" sees RemTech and exhibiting companies a privileged interlocutor for the definition of innovative and appropriate technologies for their needs as well as for the involvement of the specialized companies in the sector. The Foundation "The National Еnvirоmеntаl Management and Cleaner production Сепtеr for Oil and Gas Industries" and RemTech - FerraraFiere are starting a collaboration to create business opportunities for exhibiting companies through the implementation of contracts for clean-up activities. CHINA Environmental technologies are included in the seven key areas in which the Government wants to found a sustainable growth and the "green" appears in the "Catalogue for foreign investments" supported by public authorities. In this respect, despite the elements of complexity, due to the high fragmentation of responsibilities and the exclusive state ownership of the land, the remediation can provide an opportunity. The soil pollution, the agricultural productivity, health and life quality, up to now obscured by many years of economic boom and by smog alarms and water contamination, are in dramatic conditions and under the media spotlight, also because of recent food scandals (such as high levels of cadmium found in rice sold in the metropolis of Guangzhou). Among the latest victims, there are hundreds of students of a school in Eastern China, who got sick because of toxins emitted by a former pesticide manufacturing site. Chen Jining, Minister of the Environment, said that the survey promoted after the incident all over the country to identify the areas polluted by heavy metals, chemicals and other toxic substances, should start a long-term plan for the allocation of tens of billions of yuan for reclamations of soil and water. However, it cannot be excluded that real data will still be a State secret for a while, since they could identify multinational corporations as responsible, and start claiming for substantial compensations. In 2015 RemTech hosted a delegation which represented the Science and Technology Talent Education Center of Zhejiang, the Environmental Science Research and Design Institute of Ningbo, the Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Exchange Center with Foreign Countries, the Hangzhou Municipal Science Technology Commission, the Environmental Supervision Group, the Environmental Department of Zhejiang’s Province and other institutions in the field of the environment. The exhibiting companies presented to delegates an excellent know-how, high level products and services about remediation of soil and groundwater, and the management of land, with the aim of creating business opportunities of internationalization.
In October 2016, RemTech became the unique focal point in Italy for Environmental Technologies Market for the promotion and development of the 3iPET technology transfer platform thanks to the signing of a MoU. The promotion and development of the Platform will be a further opportunity for Italian companies to promote their techniques and technologies to the Chinese market. SOUTHAFRICA South Africa is a very modern nation, in steady and continuous growing, whose economy dominates the African sub-Saharan continent. Nowadays the most relevant environmental issue is linked to the wide contamination produced by industrial sites and mainly by the exploitation of many mines, still explored or abandoned, especially due to the presence of metals in superficial water or aquifer. Since 1998 South African Government has started several projects and policies favouring the development of the environmental sector and the renewable energy resources, such as the agreement signed by the new born University of Kimberly and the Università degli Studi of Ferrara, as well as the mission about green technologies of Emilia-Romagna Region. Therefore the South African reality is presenting as particularly favourable for the Italian companies specialized in soil recovery. Again RemTech Expo will deepen the existent relationships to estimate the opportunities of business for the exhibitors. TURKEY The high population growth rate leads to massive migration from rural areas to the industrial cities – especially Istanbul, Izmit, Izmir, Adana and Mersin – and strong impact on the environment. The unplanned urbanization, with the use to urban purposes of fertile farmland, has produced salinization, soil erosion, air pollution (especially in urban areas) and surface water pollution (caused by chemicals and detergents), deforestation and possible spills of oil and gas from 10,000 ships every year passing through the Bosporus. Therefore, Ankara's priorities are the treatment plants of waste water, solid waste management and biodiversity conservation, but in 2015 the legislation was also enriched with a law on reclamation (2Regulation on controlling soil pollution and point-source polluted fields"), which last year was explained to companies by two members of the Turkish Ministry of Environment in a dedicated workshop at Ferrara Fair. Translated into figures (estimates of the Ministry, in cooperation with the European Union), the environmental crisis could result in investments of over 70 billion euro by the year 2025, including wastewater treatment (38 billion), harmonization of the industrial sector with EU regulations (14 billion), treatment and recycling of solid waste (13 billion) and combating air pollution (3 billion). ROMANIA RemTech is working to strengthen the institutional relationships started during the past edition, with the target of building new and consolidated occasions for its own exhibitors. It aims at hosting at Ferrara Fair some important delegates of Romanian environmental authorities, such as the Ministry of Environment and the National Agency for the Protection of the Environment (which are the two most
involved institutions for monitoring and remediation projects), and at organizing a workshop about the Romanian legislation concerning the theme of contaminated sites and the found raising actions for remediation. More than twenty-five industrial districts and platforms in Romania have been described as "firmly contaminated areas" – and fourteen of them are considered as "hot points" –, because of companies that generate polluting elements with a severe impact on the environmental health, including the soil and the subsoil. The majors contamination sources of the soil are the extraction of industrial oil, transports, petrochemicals, the working of minerals, the extractive, metallurgical, chemical, food and pharmaceutical industries, and dumping grounds. The main polluting elements are several kinds of hydrocarbons, heavy metals and dangerous chemical substances, used in the chemical industry. From a technical point of view, contamination is originated more by several kinds of under grounding industrial installations than from atmospheric depositions. The potentialities of the Romanian historically contaminated sites – whose inventory is going to be agreed – are elevated and the business opportunities are real.
PROGRAM AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE The Appointment program addresses every year on: regulatory evolution, characterization, risk analysis, technology, research, innovation, monitoring, control, territory, industry, sustainability. It also envisions the General States of Reclamations, the National Conference on Industry and Environment, the National Port Conference, the National and International Conference on Hydrogeological Risk and Rivers, the National Congress on Knowledge and Seismic Risk, the Green Public Procurement National Meeting, The National Conference on Regeneration and General States on Climate Changes. Moreover the RemTech Europe International Conference, the National and International RemTech Schools, the Land Monitoring and Maintenance Academy and the first International Hub on 'Innovative Technologies'. Ana Paya Perez JRC - European Commission, Ispra (Varese) Veronique Antoni WG on Contaminated Sites and Brownfields, France Laurent Bakker NICOLE, Belgium Patrizia Bianconi RemTech Expo, Italy Elena Bradiaková Slovak Environment Agency, Slovakia Antonio Callaba de Roa Environmental Ministry, Spain Laura D’Aprile Italian Ministry of Environment (MATTM), Italy Said El Fadili Brussels Capital Region and Irisnet, Brussels Jorg Frauenstein UmweltBundesAmt, Germany Kine Martinsen Ministry of Environment, Norway Dietmar Müller-Grabherr Common Forum, Austria Andrea Pocher ARCADIS, Italy Jussi Reinikainen Ministry of Environment, Finland Morten Sorensen Danish Regions, Denmark Mike Summersgill CL:AIRE, United Kingdom Frank Swartjes National Institute for Health and Environment, Netherlands Antonella Vecchio ISPRA, Italy Christiane Wermeille Federal Office for the Environment FOEN Berne, Switzerland
Igor Villani Arpae Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Gianni Andreottola Università degli Studi di Trento Francesco Andretta Assoreca, Milano Renato Baciocchi Università degli Studi “Tor Vergata”, Roma Laura Balocchi ARPA Toscana, Empoli Alberto Bassi Unindustria Ferrara Eleonora Beccaloni ISS, Roma Vincenzo Belgiorno Università degli Studi di Salerno Simona Berardi INAIL, Roma Giovanni Pietro Beretta Università degli Studi di Milano Andrea Bianchi Confindustria, Roma Vittorio Biondi Assolombarda, Green Economy Network, Milano Mauro Bocciarelli Consiglio Nazionale dei Chimici Alessio Bonciani ALA, Roma Guido Bonfedi Syndial SpA, San Donato Milanese, Milano Maria Rosaria Boni Sapienza Università di Roma Luca Bonomo Politecnico di Milano Alessandro Bratti Camera dei Deputati, Roma Giorgio Bressi ANPAR, Milano Roberto Cavallo ERICA, Educazione Ambientale Alberto Cavazzini Università degli Studi di Ferrara Gaia Checcucci Ministero dell'Ambiente, Roma Sergio Clarelli AssoAmianto, Milano Carlo Collivignarelli Università degli Studi di Brescia Vera Corbelli Autorità di Bacino dei fiumi Liri-Garigliano e Volturno Raffaello Cossu Università degli Studi di Padova Marcello Cruciani ANCE, Roma Lorella Dall' Olio Comune di Ferrara Laura D'Aprile Ministero dell'Ambiente, Roma
Jean Pierre Davit AUDIS, Bologna Paolo De Angelis Università della Tuscia, Viterbo Nicola Di Nuzzo Regione Lombardia, Milano Fabio Ermolli ATIA-ISWA, Roma Marco Falconi ISPRA, Roma Paolo Ferrecchi Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Evelina Fratalocchi Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona Michele Gallini Gruppo Hera, Imola (Bologna) Donatella Giacopetti Unione Petrolifera, Roma Giovanni Magarò ANAS S.p.A., Roma Mauro Magnoni Arpa Piemonte e AIRP Mario Manassero Politecnico di Torino Luca Marchesi AssoArpa, Trieste Valerio Marroni Arpae Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Rosario Marzullo ENEL, Roma Daniele Montecchio IRSA-CNR, Roma Nicola Moraci AGI - Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria Valerio Mulas Saipem, Milano Loredana Musmeci ISS , Roma Guido Paliaga Ordine dei Geologi della Luguria, Genova Ana Paya Perez JRC - European Commission, Brussels Francesco Peduto Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi, Roma Alessandra Pellegrini Federchimica, Milano Elisabetta Perrotta Fise-Assoambiente, Roma Marco Petrangeli Papini Sapienza Università di Roma Claudio Pilla Italferr, Roma Donatella Pingitore ALIG, Roma Francesco Pirozzi ANDIS e Università di Napoli Andrea Prati CINEAS, Milano Roberto Raga Università degli Studi di Padova Giuseppe Rossi Accredia, Roma
Marco Roverati Arpae Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Ruben Sacerdoti Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Sabrina Saponaro Politecnico di Milano Laura Schiozzi ARPA FVG, Trieste Andrea Sconocchia ARPA Umbria, Terni Rajandrea Sethi Politecnico di Torino Piero Sirini ANDIS e Università di Firenze Filippo Soccodato Alta Scuola, Perugia Federico Vagliasindi Università degli Studi di Catania Francesco Ventura OICE, Roma Armando Zambrano Consiglio Nazionale degli Ingegneri, Roma Giorgio Zampetti Legambiente, Roma Mariachiara Zanetti Politecnico di Torino Andrea Zamariolo Università degli Studi di Trieste (spinoff accademico) Pierluigi Aminti Università degli Studi di Firenze Renata Archetti AIOM Ass. Ing. Off-Shore e Marina, Università di Bologna Andrea Barbanti CNR ISMAR, Venezia Enrico Bressan ARPA Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trieste Calogero Giuseppe Burgio Autorità Portuale di Civitavecchia, Fiumicino e Gaeta Lorenzo Cappietti GNRAC-G3, Università di Firenze Paolo Ciavola Università degli Studi di Ferrara Marta Citron Autorità Portuale di Venezia Anna Correggiari CNR ISMAR, Bologna Zeno D'Agostino AssoPorti, Roma Paola Del Negro OGS, Trieste Flavio Destefanis Autorità Portuale di Savona Giuseppe Di Luca Autorità Portuale di Genova
Massimiliano Fazzini Università degli Studi di Ferrara Carla Rita Ferrari Arpae Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Giorgio Fontolan Università degli Studi di Trieste Giugliano Gabbani Università di Firenze - ECOfuturo, GIGA e Free Emilio Iannarelli #italiaSicura e Dipartimento di Protezione Civile, Roma Francesco Lalli ISPRA, Roma Fabio Maletti Autorità Portuale di Ravenna Alberto Mazzucato AGI - Università IUAV di Venezia Mario Mega Autorità Portuale del Levante, Bari Claudio Miccoli Regione Emilia-Romagna Maurizio Morelli Arpae Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Maria Pia Pagliarusco Parco Delta del Po Emilia-Romagna Francesco Peduto Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi, Roma Luisa Perini SGSS Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Roberto Perocchio Assomarinas Nadia Pinardi INGV, Bologna Alessandro Sanna AssoArpa, Cagliari (direttore generale di ARPA Sardegna) Filippo Soccodato Alta Scuola, Perugia Elena Valentino Autorità Portuale di Salerno Ing capo area tecnica Diego Vicinanza Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli Filippo Soccodato Alta Scuola, Perugia Massimo Bastiani Tavolo Nazionale Contratti di Fiume, Roma Armando Brath Associazione Idrotecnica Italiana, Bologna Alessandro Bruni INU Ist. Naz. di Urbanistica Giulio Capello ANCE Emilia-Romagna, bologna Giuseppe Cappochin Consiglio Nazionale degli Architetti, Roma Leonardo Cascini Università di Salerno
Giorgio Cesari Autorità di Bacino del fiume Tevere, Roma Gaia Checcucci Ministero dell'Ambiente TTM, Roma Antonella Colombo Assobeton Vera Corbelli Autorità di Bacino fiumi Liri-Garigliano e Volturno, Caserta Erasmo D'Angelis #Italiasicura, Struttura di Missione, Roma Patrizia Ercoli Servizio Difesa del Suolo, Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Michele Ferri Distretto Idrografico delle Alpi Orientali, Venezia Antonello Fiore SIGEA, Roma Stefano Fait Provincia Autonoma di Trento Guido Gottardi Università di Bologna Mauro Grassi #Italiasicura, Struttura di Missione, Roma Fausto Guzzetti CNR IRPI, Perugia Giancarlo Mantovani Consorzio di Bonifica Delta del Po, Rovigo Endro Martini Alta Scuola, Perugia Michela Miletto UNESCO WWAP, Perugia Bruno Mioni AIPO, Parma Nicola Moraci AGI - Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria Sandro Nanni Arpae Emilia Romagna, Bologna Fernando Nardi WARREDOC Center Sara Padulosi Italferr SpA, Roma Paola Pagliara Dipartimento Protezione Civile, Roma Francesco Peduto Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi, Roma Giorgio Pineschi SOGESID, Roma Marco Pizziolo SGSS Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Francesco Puma Autorità di Bacino del Fiume Po, Parma Giovanni Ruggeri ITCOLD - ENEL, Milano Pasquale Salvatore Consiglio Nazionale Geometri e Geometri Laureati, Roma Gabriele Scicolone OICE, Roma Andrea Sisti CONAF Cons. Naz. Agronomi Forestali, Roma Corrado Soccorso Regione Veneto, Venezia Gianni Tebaldi Consorzio di Bonifica Pianura di Ferrara
Elisabetta Trovatore AssoArpa, Roma Carmela Vaccaro Università degli Studi di Ferrara Maurizio Tira Coordinamento Agende 21 Locali italiane Armando Zambrano Consiglio Nazionale degli Ingegneri, Roma Giorgio Zampetti Legambiente, Roma Gianluca Loffredo Università degli Studi di Ferrara Pietro Baratono Ministero delle Infrastrutture, Roma Walter Baricchi Consiglio Nazionale degli Architetti , Roma Franco Braga (*) ANIDIS, Roma Riccardo Caputo Università degli Studi di Ferrara Giovanni Cardinale Consiglio Nazionale degli Ingegneri, Roma Enrico Cocchi Agenzia Regionale per la ricostruzione sisma 2012, Bologna Antonella Colombo Assobeton, Roma Edoardo Cosenza UNINA - Università degli Studi di Napoli Sandro Costantini Regione UMBRIA, Perugia Stefano Curli CONFINDUSTRIA, Roma Marcello D'Alberto Ufficio Speciale della ricostruzione Abruzzo, L'Aquila Massimo De Iasi (*) DIMMS ELLETIPI, Avellino Raffaele Di Domenico (*) RUBNER, Bolzano Alfonsina Di Fusco ANDIL, Roma Mauro Dolce Dipartimento di Protezione Civile Nazionale, Roma Massimo Forni ENEA, Bologna Paolo Govoni Camera di Commercio di Ferrara Gianfranco Franz Università degli Studi Ferrara Marco Iachetta ANCI Associazione Nazionale Comuni Italiani, Bologna Iunio Iervolino UNINA - Università degli Studi di Napoli Paolo Lupino Regione Lazio, Roma
Simona Martelli Fondazione Promozione Acciaio, Roma Luca Martelli Regione EMILIA ROMAGNA, Bologna Andrea Martinez Sinloc tbc Stefano Masola FER Ferrovie Emilia Romagna, Ferrara Andrea Mascolini OICE , Roma Giuseppe Modoni Università di Cassino Flavio Monosilio Centro Studi ANCE, Roma Nicola Moraci AGI - Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria Adriano Paltrinieri ANCE Associazione Nazionale Costruttori Edili, Roma Marco Perazzi UNICMI, Milano Massimo Pescosolido ATECAP, Roma Ennio Picco (*) Cimolai, Pordenone Donatella Pingitore ALIG, Roma Maurizio Savoncelli Consiglio Nazionale Geometri e Geometri laureati, Roma Filippo Soccodato Alta Scuola, Perugia Cesare Spuri Regione MARCHE, Ancona Ennio Rubino (*) Stress, Napoli Antonio Tralli Università degli Studi di Ferrara Daniele Vanni (*) Trevi, Cesena Ivo Vanzi Università di Chieti Francesco Violo Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi, Roma Stefano Cicerani Comune di Roma Enrico Accotto Regione Piemonte, Torino Alessandro Armuzzi Hera spa, Bologna Paolo Barberi ANPAR, Roma Eleonora Beccaloni ISS - Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Roma Alessandra Bonoli DICAM - Università di Bologna
Riccardo Bucci Confartigianato Imprese, Roma Anselmo Calò Presidente Fise-UNIRE, Roma Roberto Coizet Reteambiente, Milano Carlo Colombino UNIMIN-Associazione Industriali di Torino Carlo Costa Autobrennero, Bolzano Paolo Crisafi Assoimobiliare, Roma Marcello Cruciani ANCE, Roma Laura Cutaia ENEA, Roma Antonio D'Andrea Università La Sapienza di Roma Giovanni Dotelli Politecnico di Milano Lorena Franz ARPAV, Venezia Carmela Gargano Comune di Napoli Michele Gizzo Comune di Torino Mauro Irti Federesco Alessia Iscaro Saint Gobain, Roma Mario Lagorio Comune di Milano Rosanna Laraia ISPRA, Roma Marco Lupo Assoarpa, Roma Giovanni Magarò ANAS, Roma Alessandro Marradi Università di Pisa Antonello Martino ITALFERR, Roma Vittorio Misano ALIG, Roma Giacomo Moriconi Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona Gabriele Nanni Legambiente, Roma Lorenzo Orsenigo ICMQ SpA Alessandro Palumbo Roma Capitale Francesco Peduto Consiglio Nazionale Geologi, Roma Serena Persi Paoli Comune di Bologna Massimiliano Pescosolido Atecap, Roma Ivan Poroli NAD, Roma Massimo Romagnoli Regione Emilia Romagna, Bologna
Claudio Savoia Comune di Bologna Dana Vocino Fondazione Ecosistemi, Roma Diego Carrara ACER Agenzia Casa Emilia Romagna Alessandro Almadori Federcasa, Roma Marcello Balzani Università degli Studi di Ferrara Marcello Capucci Regione Emilia Romagna Romeo Farinella Università degli Studi di Ferrara Marco Marcatili Nomisma, Roma Elena Dorato SEGRETERIA TECNICA Massimiliano Fazzini Università di Ferrara Guido Bernardi CAE, Bologna Carlo Bisci Università di Camerino Carlo Cacciamani Dipartimento Nazionale di Protezione Civile DNPC Andrea Caridi Università di Genova, Tanja Cegnar Slovenian Environment Agency Teodoro Georgiadis CNR - IBIMET, Bologna Andrea Giuliacci METEO.IT, Milano Fabio Luino CNR - IRPI, Torino Paola Mercogliano CMCC, Caserta Gianmaria Sannino ENEA, Roma Rodica Tomozeiu ARPAE, Bologna
Giorgio Merlante Coordinatore Comitato Scientifico ChemTech Gilbert Ligner Vyridis AG, Svizzera Luca Lussetich Benvic Europe Paolo Manes SC Sviluppo chimica S.p.A., Milano Alessandro Massi Università degli Studi di Ferrara Roberto Pecoraro Versalis S.p.A., Milano Alessandra Pellegrini Federchimica, Milano Raffaella Raffaelli Ordine dei Chimici Interprovinciale Emilia-Romagna, Bologna Gianni Sacchetti Università degli Studi di Ferrara Daniela Sani Aster, Bologna Valentina Preti SEGRETERIA TECNICA
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