Carried out in collaboration with the National Roman Museum, thanks to PRIN (Projects of Relevant National Interest) funding, the research investigates the technologies and materials used to assemble, secure, and restore statues and other marble works in ancient Rome. The investigation is made possible by the exceptionally diverse collections held at the National Roman Museum’s […]
Read MoreThe urea paradox and the CBAM, in an unstable balance between climate crisis and competitiveness crisis
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An article by Daniele Di Stefano is online at economiacircolare.com, including an interview with Dr. Alessandro Lavacchi, Research Director at CNR-ICCOM Sesto Fiorentino, on CO₂ emissions related to urea production.The article and interview focus on urea as a raw material for resins and wood panels. The article also discusses the impact of the Carbon Border […]
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