Instructor

Prof. Massimo Guerra

Massimo Guerra has been dealing with environmental issues for thirty years, since he published "Riciclo Riciclo" (Recycle Recycle) in 1993, a manual on waste recovery practices, and "L'ambiente in bolletta" (The environment on the bill) in 1994, a manual on saving actions energetic. He was director of the National Observatory on Waste, consultant of the Commission of Inquiry of the Parliament on the illicit trafficking of waste, consultant of the Waste Unit of DG11 of the European Commission, coordinator, on behalf of Italian minister of environment, of waste management and landfill building projects in Albania and Kosovo; he developed research projects on sustainability issues (recovery of wood waste, sustainable practices in the fish supply chain, sustainable agriculture in Tunisia, household waste management, sustainable mobility of waste, etc.), managed the Colleferro (a village 40km far from Rome) waste-to-energy plant, realised intermodal waste transport projects; he provided assistance to some Italian Municipalities on the issues of integrated urban waste management, and accumulated dozens and dozens of hours of lessons on circular economy, waste management, environmental pressure. Graduated with a thesis in cultural anthropology, for some years he is coordinator of the section “waste, water and environment for a sustainable society" of CIRPS.