We continue the interview with Professor Chalvatzis PART 1: http://steamgreen.unibo.it/2017/10/09/changes-happening-rapidly-regulators-not-managing-catch/ PART 2: http://steamgreen.unibo.it/2017/10/13/nobody-tells-people-plan-produce-renewable-energy-30-years/ Now that you mention Greece, even though you are saying is not such a business-friendly country, you […]
We continue the interview with Professor Chalvatzis PART 1: http://steamgreen.unibo.it/2017/10/09/changes-happening-rapidly-regulators-not-managing-catch/ Which level of importance would you attribute on the necessary social change in terms of conception and understanding of the […]
As an interdisciplinary academic with background in management, environmental sciences and energy engineering, Dr. Konstantinos Chalvatzis is a trust-worthy voice in the renewable energy studies. He is an associate Professor […]
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Today we are glad to report some impressions by our 1st year student Federico about the International Workshop on the Economy of Climate Change and Sustainability. On April 28-29, a singular […]
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What is the goal of economic activities? Money! Profit! This is the common answer that students give at business schools or at university economics departments, and it is as well the […]
After the Industrial Revolution, by exploiting the environmental resources more than in any comparable period of human history, humans have changed ecosystems irreversibly, thus causing an alarming number of extinctions. […]