INDICE

INTRODUZIONE – INTRODUCTION

Cristiano Celone – Sviluppo sostenibile, ripristino della biodiversità e degli ecosistemi. Una introduzione

I SEZIONE
SCENARI DI SVILUPPO SOSTENIBILE – SCENARIOS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Viviana Molaschi – Le molteplici dimensioni dello sviluppo sostenibile. Verso un diritto per le generazioni future
Vicente De Paula Ataíde Junior, Yuri Fernandes Lima – Sustentabilidade ética e senciência animal
Luiz Guilherme Arcaro Conci – Protection of people displaced for environmental reasons and the problems arising from regulatory asymmetry in Latin America
Marcello Pollara – La promozione delle energie rinnovabili in Italia tra interessi pubblici e privati
Eduardo Parisi – Notazioni in merito al criterio “non arrecare danno significativo”
Anna Simonati – Scenarios of Sustainable Development: Closing Remarks

II SEZIONE
TUTELA DELL’ACQUA E SERVIZI ECOSISTEMICI – WATER PROTECTION AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES

Salvatrice Vizzini – Biodiversità marina: una risorsa fondamentale per i servizi ecosistemici e lo sviluppo sostenibile
Carmela Leone – Acqua, ambiente e responsabilità condivisa: verso una governance integrata dei beni comuni
Antonio Francipane, Leonardo Valerio Noto La risorsa idrica nel Mediterraneo e in Sicilia: Trend storici e proiezioni future
Giulia Torta – La qualità dell’aria: tutela giuridica tra dinamiche normative e sviluppo sostenibile
Antonio Mazzola –  Water protection and ecosystem services

III SEZIONE
AGRICOLTURA SOSTENIBILE E RIPRISTINO DELLA BIODIVERSITÀ – SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND BIODIVERSITY RESTORATION

Marco Brocca – Agricoltura, paesaggio e biodiversità tra sviluppo economico e tutela dell’ambiente
Giannantonio Domina – Conca d’Oro (Palermo, NW Sicily) landscape transformation and the connected biodiversity loss risk
Rafael Da Silveira Bueno – Ecological restoration of areas under desertification
Ettore Barone – Sustainable agriculture and biodiversity restoration

IV SEZIONE
SOSTENIBILITÀ CLIMATICA E TUTELA DELL’AMBIENTE – CLIMATE SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Francisco De Assis Mendonça – Mudanças/Emergência climática e sustentabilidade: cenários e desafios desde o Brasil
Francesco Sottile – Agrobiodiversity as a tool for a better climate
Estefânia Maria De Queiroz Barboza, Thalison Daniel Dullius – Socioenvironmental Constitutionalism and Authoritarian Regressions: Indigenous Rights and Judicial Resistance in Brazil
Nicola Gullo – Stabilità climatica e sviluppo sostenibile. Brevi note

V SEZIONE
USO SOSTENIBILE DEL SUOLO E TRANSIZIONE ECOLOGICA – SUSTAINABLE LAND USE AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION

Giuseppe Andrea Primerano – Soil Consumption and Urban Regeneration
Daniele Ronsivalle – Rigenerazione urbana e nodi di mobilità: strategie integrate per la qualità dello spazio pubblico. Analisi teorica e applicazioni 
Daniele Di Trapani, Giovanni Vinti, Gaspare Viviani – Brownfields: come limitare il consumo di suolo rigenerando le aree urbane
Alessio Martini – Il rafforzamento della tutela giuridica del suolo. Nuovi obiettivi, vincoli ed esigenze di coordinamento amministrativo
Giovanni Francesco Tuzzolino – L’architettura e la cura del suolo
I curatori e gli autori

L'articolo Nuove Autonomie – Numero 2-2025 – Speciale proviene da Nuove Autonomie.

The third session of the International School of Higher Education (ISHE), held on the morning of 6 June in the “L. Chiazzese” Hall of the Department of Law at the University of Palermo, was devoted to the theme of Sustainable Agriculture and Biodiversity. It featured interventions by Professors Marco Brocca of the University of Salento, Giannantonio Domina and Rafael Da Silveira Bueno of the University of Palermo, with contributions – respectively – entitled Agriculture, Landscape and biodiversity between economy and environment; Conca d’Oro landscape transformation and the connected biodiversity loss risk; Ecological restoration of areas under desertification. The common thread linking the three interventions can be found in the inextricable interweaving that has always existed among agriculture, environment and landscape as an effect of the complex of productive and non-productive activities carried out by humans on the territory. Overlapping with these – and interacting with them in a multifaceted and complex cause–effect relationship – are the topics of climate change and biodiversity loss. It was therefore not easy to offer a synthetic overview that would at the same time have the necessary scientific rigor and be as comprehensive as possible. The present writer, however, believes that this objective was achieved – certainly thanks to the merit of the Speakers, but also at least in part thanks to the organizers, who placed a strong bet on the inter- and multidisciplinary approach afforded by the Speakers’ belonging to diverse scientific–disciplinary fields such as Legal Studies, Environmental and Applied Botany, and Ecology. Below is a concise commentary on the interventions delivered during the Session and collected in this volume.

L'articolo Sustainable Agriculture and Biodiversity Restoration proviene da Nuove Autonomie.