- Italy has declared a state of emergency in five northern regions surrounding the Po River amid the worst drought in 70 years, BBC News (Jul 05, 2022)
- From Kerala via Argentina to Bologna, platform cooperatives are thriving (and providing solid pathways to the good life), The Daily Alternative (Jun 01, 2022)
- The wolf: the Italian population is increasing, isprambiente.gov.it (May 17, 2022) — ISPRA estimates over 3000 specimens in Italy
2020[edit | edit source]
Will cruise ships return to Venice? Oct 21[1]
Bologna pioneers a model of municipal housing cooperative, May 28[2]
Milan announces ambitious scheme to reduce car use after lockdown, Apr 21[3]
Valsamoggia: making the local visible, Apr 7[4]
2019[edit | edit source]
Venice floods: Climate change behind highest tide in 50 years, says mayor, Nov 13[5]
Italy becomes first country to require climate change studies in schools, Jun 11[6]
2018[edit | edit source]
Real Bread Campaign welcomes Italy's new fresh bread law, Dec 19[7]
Free beer (and ice cream) for cycling in Bologna, local retail services for volunteering in Newcastle-Under-Lyme. Communities can incentivise themselves, Dec 14[8]
What Italian cities can teach us about how to establish urban commons - and their value, Nov 19[9]
2017[edit | edit source]
Castelbuono, the Sicilian town where young Africans are the hope for the future, Nov 6[10]
The Italian Region Where Co-ops Produce a Third of Its GDP, Jul 5[11]
The Nidiaci Garden of Florence, an Oasis of Commoning in a Busy City, Mar 28[12]
Can Venice Save Itself? Feb 10[13]
2016[edit | edit source]
There is a renewed sense of civic participation in Italy, Dec 13[14]
Milan leads fight against food waste – with ugly fruit and Michelin-starred soup kitchens, Oct 16[15]
Italy adopts new law to slash food waste, Aug 3[16]
CO-Bologna runs towards new cooperative forms of governance of the commons: a focus on Bolognina site. Jun 15[17]
How a regulation turned Bologna's civic pride into action, Apr 12[18]
Italy passes law to make supermarkets give wasted food to charity, Mar 17[19]
2015[edit | edit source]
Italy smog: Milan bans cars for three days to fight pollution, December 24[20]
The Miracle of Mals, September 30[21]
Milan Is the Latest European City to Embrace a Car-Free Future, July 13[22]
Bologna Celebrates One Year of a Bold Experiment in Urban Commoning, June 8[23]
Milan introduces 1,000 e-bikes to city bike scheme, June 10[24]
Interviewed: Professor Christian Iaione on the City as Commons, February 17[25]
2014[edit | edit source]
CO-Mantova as the trigger for a co-cities movement, Nov 27[26]
Shaking hands with the Mayor of Bologna, November 1[27]
Siena starts the New Year as Europe's first carbon free city, January 22[28]
2011[edit | edit source]
The historical importance of the Italian referendum and victory for the water commons,[29] November 27
Can Italy carry off its plastic bag ban?[30] January 3
2010[edit | edit source]
Italy to begin ban on plastic bags in shops,[31] December 31
References[edit | edit source]
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- ↑ earthday.org
- ↑ Sustain
- ↑ The Alternative UK
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- ↑ bollier.org
- ↑ citylab.com
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- ↑ The Guardian
- ↑ BBC News
- ↑ @labgov
- ↑ URBACT The blog
- ↑ The Independent
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- ↑ resilience.org
- ↑ CityLab
- ↑ Shareable
- ↑ Euorpean Green Capital
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- ↑ @labgov
- ↑ Transition Network
- ↑ European Green Capital
- ↑ Michel Bauwens, blog.p2pfoundation.net
- ↑ guardian.co.uk
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