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Burano and the colors of the rainbow to give some light in these strange days. Since we cannot move, we continue with our photographic walks in an environment that is becoming more and more sustainable day by day. #itsgoingtobeallright #stayhome Burano and the Venetian lagoon where Nature is regaining its place Some info Writing about Venice and its Lagoon is not very simple. Venice and the Lagoon, and the other islands like Burano inside the lagoon, are part of a complex ecosystem with a lot of different aspects. The heterogeneity of what we call Venice is clearly visible by clicking on this link. Mestre, on the mainland, is representing the Industrial / Commercial part of the area.Venezia, the unique city, is the touristic, overcrowded aspect, as opposed to Lio Piccolo, the rural area of the Lagoon, where quiet and nature are the absolute protagonists. Venice, the crowd and...

At the beginning there were 3 of them. The three Rs that represented the cardinal principles of respect for the environment: Reduce the amount of waste you produce. A recognition of the difficulty of a world without waste, but certainly the key principle to start managing the next steps. Reuse for a different purpose what you already have and that is no longer useful for the initial purpose. An extension of the life of what you have. Give or exchange what you no longer need, but which can serve others Recycle everything that you can’t reuse, through waste sorting and composting By increasing the awareness, two more Rs have been introduced. The change of principle is clear, as the new concepts have an important potential impact on the market, and therefore on the world economy. Recover / Repair. Almost an extension of Reuse / Recycle, with the awareness that our planet is not a...

Burano, somewhere over the rainbow

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