Environmental Science
6 years ago

Italy and Spain show decreasing trend in sustainable development from north to south.

Environmental Science & Policy
Territorial sustainability evaluation for policy management: The case study of Italy and Spain
Luisa Paolotti, Francisco José del Campo Gomis, A.M. Agullo Torres, Gianluca Massei, Antonio Boggia

Paper Summary

The article examines sustainability in Italy and Spain using a model called GeoUmbriaSUIT. It shows that both countries have decreasing sustainable development trends from north to south. Italy and Spain have similar social and economic patterns but differ in environmental performance. This information can help create policies tailored to each region's strengths and weaknesses in sustainability.

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