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Mercalli

Last night there was a meeting with Luca Mercalli, which unfortunately has not been possible to transmit, and again I apologize, but below we gave Luke quente! The program that I would vote



Luca Mercalli A reflection of the contributions of the group thought ASPOItalia
(Associazione per lo studio del picco del petrolio, www.aspoitalia.it) e con utili suggerimenti da parte delle liste civiche per Forlì (www.destinazioneforli.it/programma/) e Bussoleno – To

29 aprile 2009
Principi generali
Obiettivo primario della politica: non lo sviluppo economico fine a se stesso bensì la qualità della vita, dell’ambiente e delle relazioni umane.
Le 8R di Latouche:
Rivalutare, Riconcettualizzare, Ristrutturare, Ridistribuire, Rilocalizzare, Ridurre, Riutilizzare, Riciclare.
Favorire più che la ricchezza economica anche altre forme di ricchezza sociale, come la salute delle persone e degli ecosistemi, l’efficacia of justice, the good relations between the components of a society, social solidarity.
Abandoning the paradigm of constant growth and consumption of resources, to achieve a steady state of the demographic flows of matter and energy.
Recognition and management of the physical limits of the territory and people.
addition to the right of a people to elect their representatives, there is also the possibility of monitoring their actions and to withdraw them if the trust is betrayed, with premature termination of the mandate.
Territory, construction, energy

Instead of the opening, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance!
1) Immediate consumption brake Soil: zero growth plan, block new residential construction and industrial forestry on agricultural land and unless proven reasons of public utility (the issuing of new licenses for the construction of buildings should still be contingent upon the installation of photovoltaic panels and solar and thermal energy demand does not exceed 50 kWh / m 2 year).
2) Promotion of restructuring and re-appearance and energy of city centers and recovery of degraded or abandoned areas to be allocated to new construction or recreational functions.

3) Drafting the constitution and municipal energy audit expert group mixed-citizens who plan to produce a global transition to sustainability energy of the municipality.

4) Promoting energy efficiency of buildings, public buildings and private thermal insulation in parallel with the re-appearance, even through an ESCO (Energy Service Company) or Global Service in energy service with FTT (Third Party Financing: a call for tender procurement requiring the winning company to make interventions of improving energy).

5) Administrative Allowance in the use of renewable energy: solar (thermal and photovoltaic), hydro or water supply from existing channels. Introduction of renewable energy and / or energy efficient systems (heat pumps, trigeneration) on buildings public (municipal, cultural centers and theaters, schools, sports facilities).

6) Restore (if fallen into disuse) the right to use legnatico for collecting firewood on the family of local forests, and consequent forest maintenance. Information campaign to replace old inefficient wood stoves with new stoves with the combustion air control systems and post-combustion to reduce emissions.

7) Rationalization of public, the proliferation of new brake lights unless absolutely necessary, use low energy light bulbs and reduce the flow into a less busy night. Possible ignition devices required for roads traffic to a minimum (experience in Dörentrup, Germany).

8) Huge and extraordinary collective commitment to the improvement of urban, anti-degradation through the streets, removal microdiscariche abusive, replacing obsolete signs (including through the use of social work or leisure activities of retirees-cassintegrati). Net reduction in outdoor advertising.

9) abandoned plans of large works of little or no use and the great cost and environmental impact / social benefit of a widespread increase in services and quality of life at local level. Preferable to the construction of new infrastructure and extensive ongoing maintenance of existing ones.

10) Discourage the population increase beyond the carrying capacity of land to maintain quality of life of residents. To promote the redistribution of population from overpopulated areas and any villages depopulated, typical of mountain communities.



not waste soil is better than clean.

11) Campaign for the reduction of waste production in collaboration with the business (packaging reduction and withdrawal of the same points of sale, consumer products in refillable, multi-purpose canvas bags, incentive to the sale of durable goods instead of use throw-away, community or neighborhood leasing).

12) Separate collection Push door-to-door accurate price calculated on weight and varies according to the distribution / undifferentiated, promotion of recycling raw materials sector with new jobs and local businesses. Discouragement of waste incineration, unless option for some residual categories (eg, medical waste), as European legislation.

13) Compost organic waste compulsory in homes with vegetable garden, with a reduction of the rate of waste collection. Where possible bulk compost in areas devoid of individual parks. Attempt to limit or avoid in some areas of common circulation of the means of collection of organic waste.
14) Encouraging the spread of vending machines "to plug "of milk, detergents, cereals and other bulk products, also located inside supermarkets or shops and catering services, with which programs should be designed to reduce the use of plastic bags.
15) make payment of contributions to various festivals and events, based on the use of metal or ceramic dishes washed or biodegradable material (experience of Vienna). Trade and tourism


Small shops are the soul of a country. Entrepreneurship brings wealth to the local social fabric.

16) Brake to build new shopping centers and small revaluation of the local trade, including through incentives and reduction of regulatory burden, especially in city centers.

17) promotion and appreciation of local stores with the consortium.

18) New quality jobs obtained through the promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures in buildings and industry.

19) Encouragement of tourism with low environmental impact and improving widespread offer of hospitality (hotels, B & B, agritourism). Discourage the establishment of mega-tourism.

20) Restructuring and public opening of the architectural and cultural heritage underused or neglected.

Water Well
renewable but not infinite.
21) public protection and sovereignty of the water cycle. Maintenance of public fountains.

22) Promoting the use of cisterns to collect rainwater for watering gardens and orchards, or other secondary uses (required on new construction).
23) Recovery of the usability of rivers or lakes for tourism and leisure facilities (banks degraded, pollution ...). Incentives, where possible, wetland plants.
24) Construction and maintenance of public toilets (car parks, market areas, tourist areas).

Green and agriculture

25) More trees in the area, planting in marginal areas (parking, road junctions) più orti, anche con assegnazione pubblica di piccoli lotti agricoli.

26) Promozione filiera corta prodotti agricoli e accordi tra aziende agricole locali e punti vendita: “Farmer’s Market”. Istituzione di Gruppi d’acquisto solidale e comunale. Last Minute Market su cibo e altri oggetti con scadenza per limitare lo spreco (distribuzione a enti sociali o fasce deboli). Promozione mercatini dell’usato.

27) Nei comuni montani e collinari incentivo alla manutenzione di boschi, muretti a secco, aree di agricoltura marginale, anche con l’impiego di personale per lavori socialmente utili. Incentivo al reinsediamento di professioni agro-silvo-pastorali in aree abbandonate, con formazione di giovani families.

Culture

28) Courses for the dissemination of knowledge of the local area and its natural beauty and architecture, geography, agriculture and gastronomic culture, use of water and energy resources, fostering a culture of limits and sustainable community .

29) Promotion of cultural activities and music at low cost. Aggregation initiatives for an intelligent use of leisure time to serve the local community where the public economic resources are not sufficient.
Encourage the use of public libraries (also as a place for study and gathering of young people) and extend their budget books.
Less television, longer report.

30) Courses for all citizens for the prevention of natural and artificial concepts and exercises of civil defense in case of earthquake, flood, landslide, fire, car accident or at work. Information and health education and knowledge of first aid in schools.

31) To promote ethnic integration: cultural activities for the sharing of different cultures (language courses, ethnic food, music, geography, handicrafts of the countries of origin of foreign nationals). Transportation and telecommunications




32) Improvement of public transport (shuttle runs coordinated with schools and railways) and transportation cycling with the private construction of bicycle paths or restricting traffic in some roads, introduction of the "walking bus" for children going to school.
33) Encouraging the spread of broadband and teleworking. Testing of short chain even in the workplace: preference for professions where possible recruitment of neighboring residents to reduce transfer times. Reports

administration-citizens

34) Improved assistance to citizens in public offices.
facilitate the relationship with citizens through e-mail and computer procedures in automated network (paying taxes, certificates, regulations, construction practices, waste, etc.). ..

35) Using the Internet site of the City to make transparent the activities of public administration.
36) exceeded the premises and close cooperation with the geographical and administrative levels above the town. Integrated coordination for the enhancement of the area for tourism, pollution control and abuse of buildings, the promotion of agricultural products and local crafts.

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