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N. 102 (2022)

Sistemi di governo del territorio e consumo di suolo in Europa

  • Erblin Berisha
  • Giancarlo Cotella
  • Umberto Janin Rivolin
  • Alys Solly
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/TR2022-102016OA
Inviata
27 luglio 2023
Pubblicato
06-09-2023

Abstract

Anche se una relazione tra governo del territorio e consumo di suolo è verosimile, non esistono studi sistematici sull’argomento. Scopo di questo contributo è verificare se le variazioni di consumo di suolo registrate in Europa dal 2000 siano proporzionate alle diverse prestazioni dei sistemi di governo del territorio. Il lavoro, impostato sui dati raccolti nell’ambito di due ricerche ESPON, riguarda 39 stati europei. Il confronto conferma che le variazioni più contenute di consumo di suolo sono effettivamente correlate con i tipi europei di sistema percepiti come capaci di rinnovarsi al fine di un migliore controllo pubblico delle trasformazioni spaziali. All’opposto, variazioni più marcate si riscontrano in presenza dei sistemi – come quello italiano – più obsoleti e inefficaci.

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