Environment

Water is a natural heritage that is abundantly present in the Province of Trento. There are various activities that the Autonomous Province of Trento...

These are pollutants whose action is not through chemical or biological reactions, but through energy interactions: electromagnetic fields, nuclear...

Ambient air is the mixture of gases that make up the earth's atmosphere. Its natural composition can be altered by the introduction of other gaseous,...

In Trentino, over a third of the territory is protected: a vast and complex system comprising three major parks – the Stelvio National Park, the Adamello...

For the provincial administration it is essential to meet the challenge of climate change, which is now evident in the Alps and in Trentino, with impacts...

Wildlife comprises the populations of mammals and birds that live permanently or temporarily, in a state of natural freedom, in Trentino territory...

These are the forests owned by the Province, designated as inalienable assets for the benefit of the entire Trentino community, and deserving of special...

An understanding of the geology of our region and the processes that shape its evolution is of great importance, and has always been recognised as a...

Today, waste production is one of the main factors of environmental pressure, both because of the variety of determinants at play (economic and domestic...

Soil is an essentially non-renewable resource that ensures the survival of ecosystems and provides basic services for human activities. The environmental...

According to the definition proposed in the United Nations Environment Programme's 1987 report "Our Common Future", sustainable development is...

The purpose of environmental assessment of plans, programmes and projects is to ensure that human activity is compatible with the conditions for...