The global increase in energy uncertainty has renewed the discussion on the production and use of nuclear energy, recently labeled by the European Parliament as a climate-friendly investment (2022). The aim of the thesis ...

Sustainability is a multi-disciplinary and integrated concept, accounting for the environmental, social, and economic aspects. To properly quantify the environmental, social, and economic impacts and thus to provide a ...

Investigating individuals perception and connection with places and green spaces around them can contribute to promote environmental stewardship and enhance communities well-being. This thesis aims at exploring the drivers ...

Natural history museums are important spaces where people go to learn. However, the way in which information is communicated can not only influence the understanding of visitors but also covertly disseminate certain ideas ...

Shaped by natural as well as anthropogenic drivers, water scarcity represents a major threat to human safety. By slowly permeating territories, prolonged droughts impact human societies, deeply compromising their self-sustaining ...

This essay aims to explore the relationship between women and the environment and the issue of environmental justice in the specific by analysing the thought of those authors who, over the years, have contributed to enriching ...

While trying to depict contemporary reality as accurately as possible, some artists conduct researches that, although not considered scientific, actually provide valuable data. This thesis analyzes a case of artistic ...

In light of the limitations on the imagination imposed by the collective human mind during the Anthropocene, a change in consciousness could help us envision new ecological imaginaries. This research is centered on two ...

At the outset of a conservation project, a new purpose is given to a territory - it becomes protected nature. Excluding or including humans in the notion of nature in conservation has implications for the practices of ...

This thesis aims at analyzing, from an ecocritical perspective, how local fishermen depict their relationship with non-human beings of the Venice Lagoon, and how they talk about changes, such as the increase in temperature ...