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Dipartimento di
Ingegneria Civile e Ambientale

Le acque sporche: da una minaccia a una miniera

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Lo sviluppo sostenibile richiede di recuperare risorse dagli scarti e dai rifiuti per ridurre la richiesta di materie prime e di risorse non rinnovabili.

Nelle nostre fognature scorrono acque sporche che vanno depurate per prevenire l’inquinamento delle acque naturali, ma che trasportano anche risorse preziose.

Vediamo quali tecnologie si possono già oggi utilizzare per recuperarle e trasformarle in materie prime secondarie ed in energia rinnovabile.

RESPONSABILE:

Prof. Andrea Turolla

Prof.ssa Elena Ficara

TIPOLOGIA:

seminario, gioco

DURATA:

120/180 min

LUOGO:

aula Politecnico di Milano, laboratorio Politecnico di Milano

FASCIA D’ETÀ:

Scuole elementari, medie e superiori