Rome [ENA] In 2010, Montclair State University started the “Villa of the Antonines” Project . The aim was to shed new light on a largely neglected, but important, archaeological site along the route of the ancient Via Appia, just 18 miles southeast of the center of Rome.  The archaeological remains are situated within the boundaries of the modern town of Genzano di Roma (population about 22,000), nearby the  Lago di Nemi,   [Full story...]

Rome [ENA] From infrastructure and communication to food production and transport, tourism and construction play key roles in a circular economy framework that supports sustainable development. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), together with the Sustainable Buildings and Construction Programme of the One Planet Network, addressed this challenge during the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable   [Full story...]