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Costanziaca Vicus is a project recovery, protection and enhancement of historical and archaeological heritage Costanziaca of an ancient submerged island in the lagoon north of Venice referred to survive two edges: the islands diSant'Ariano and care, now abandoned. The project brings together the synergies of different institutions, and above all of the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of the Veneto Nucleus Operating NAUSICAA and the University Ca 'Foscari, scientific officer. The initiative aims at the recovery, protection and enhancement of the former island of Costanziaca and its historical, natural and archaeological. Explore the area which stretches from Altino and Torcello is an opportunity to reconstruct the history of Venice before diVenezia, by the reconnaissance, the archaeological excavations and underwater surveys, the project will provide a new perspective on the origins of Venice and information on routes between inland and sea and on the process of settlement which developed along the trade routes that crossed the area lagunare.Il unique research environment requires also the supervision Centre of Natural City of Venice. During the work of the first year of research there has been a situazionedi absolute degradation in these terms was necessary in the organization in collaboration with the Environmental Department of the City of Venice and clothing, one day, identified in 5 June, cleaning of the two islands and sandbanks. This day is intended to be, first, a day of union of all the associations operating on the territory under the protection of the environment, culture and appreciation of traditions in order to preserve a heritage that is often forgotten. In the hope that this initiative will also see your cooperation will we send regards.

Davide Busato

historical research for the project Vicus Costanziaca

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE SYSTEM MOSE

The European Commission is to close proceedings for the protection of the environment in the lagoon of Venice "reiterating the need to ensure a fair balance between the need to protect Venice, on the one hand, and to safeguard the ecological importance of the lagoon on the other" and "will continue to monitor the implementation of the package of measures announced by the Italian authorities ": what is today providing the Commission with respect to open proceedings against Italy for the realization of Moses, the system of dams against high water.

The Commission has announced that it intends to close the case "as a result of the measures that the Italian authorities have recently proposed to limit the extent of damage to ecosystems and to offset the impact of the works."

The Commission sent the Italian authorities for two letters of formal notice in December 2005 and July 2007, the environmental impact of the levee system furniture. "After lengthy exchanges with the Commission, the Italian authorities are now committed to implement a series of measures to contain the impact on protected areas and some of them have already been taken, "said the Commission today, recalling in particular the three measures: the suspension of certain works in certain periods of the year not unduly disturb the birds that inhabit the lagoon, and the scrutiny of the work by independent bodies and the creation of a website open to the public by providing information on work in progress and outcome of environmental monitoring, the designation of other areas in the lagoon as sites of Community Importance (SCI) protected under the Habitats Directive ".