Luca Adami

Assistant Professor

University of Trento

Italy

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Dr. Luca Adami is an Assistant Professor at the University of Trento, Italy. His research areas include life cycle assessment, environmental sustainability in higher education, and water resources management, with a particular focus on Lake Garda. He has published extensively on topics such as waste-to-energy processes, circular economy, and anaerobic digestion technologies, contributing to advancements in environmental management and sustainability practices.

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Marco Toffolon

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Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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Guido Zolezzi

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Elena Cristina Rada

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University of Insubria

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Life cycle assessment of cement factory and modular gasification of waste

Towards context-independent indicators for an unbiased assessment of environmental sustainability in higher education: An application to Italian universities

Multidecadal analysis of Lake Garda water balance

A Quali-Quantitative Comparison between In Situ and Ex Situ Waste-to-Energy Processes in Terms of Local and Global Impacts

Implications of water resources management on the long-term regime of Lake Garda (Italy)

From Circular Economy to Circular Ecology: A Review on the Solution of Environmental Problems through Circular Waste Management Approaches

Potential environmental benefits of direct electric heating powered by waste-to-energy processes as a replacement of solid-fuel combustion in semi-rural and remote areas

Evaluation of conventional and alternative anaerobic digestion technologies for applications to small and rural communities

Local actions for reducing global greenhouse gas footprint: 10 years of covenant of mayors initiative

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Marco Toffolon

Marco Tubino

Guido Zolezzi

Elena Cristina Rada

Marco Schiavon

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