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CO2 PACMAN

CO2 PACMAN

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“CO2 PACMAN, decarbonizing the Mediterranean islands" is the podcast in which uRadio and the University of Siena drive you on the journey to discover co-creation scenarios for the transition towards climate-neutral Mediterranean islands.

CO2 PACMAN is a European project, financed by the Interreg Euro Med programme, which aims to decarbonize the Mediterranean islands. The kick off meeting of the project was hosted by the city of Siena in March 2024, and during this three-day event ten partners from seven European countries involved in the project activities met each other for the first time. The event has been led by Professor Simone Bastianoni of the University of Siena.

uRadio, as an associated partner of UNISI, has become part of this participatory process which sees various actors involved, as we believe that the voice of university students is fundamental for a sustainable development in the Mediterranean islands.Copyright uRadio
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Episodes
  • The CO2 PACMAN Final conference in Athens
    Jun 23 2026
    In this episode of the CO2 PACMAN podcast, we take you to Athens for the final Impact Forum of the project: “Co-Designing Pathways to Climate Neutrality: From Island Experience to Wider Change.”Through exclusive interviews, we explore how Mediterranean islands can become living laboratories for climate neutrality, innovation, and community engagement.We hear from students from Elba and Brač who took part in the Youth Think Tank, sharing their ideas for the future of their islands. We speak with a participant from the Open Innovation Collaborative Action, reflecting on how innovative solutions can respond to real local challenges. And we meet GEO Imaging to discover how interactive tools and virtual reality can help people better understand climate scenarios and support decision-making.From youth participation to digital innovation, this episode looks at what CO2 PACMAN leaves behind — and what comes next for climate-neutral islands.

    Speakers: Giulio Gallo, Giuseppe Castellino
    Directed and edited by: Giuseppe Castellino
    Music: Good Vibes - HoliznaCC0
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    20 mins
  • "The Island I would like" Lab all'Isola d'Elba
    Apr 27 2026
    Durante il "The Island I Would Like" Lab abbiamo raccolto le voci di istituzioni, associazioni e giovani del territorio impegnati a immaginare e costruire un futuro più sostenibile per l’isola. A partire dagli scenari sviluppati dal progetto CO2 PACMAN, il confronto si è aperto a diversi attori locali, con l’obiettivo di individuare strategie concrete e condivise per la decarbonizzazione.Intervengono:
    • Matteo Arcenni, Commissario Straordinario del Parco Nazionale dell’Arcipelago Toscano
    • Massimo Rovai, Presidente Slow Food Toscana
    • Umberto Mazzantini, Responsabile Politiche del Mare di Legambiente
    Accanto alle istituzioni, spazio anche alle nuove generazioni: gli studenti dell’ISIS Foresi raccontano la loro esperienza nel progetto, tra visioni future, proposte concrete e partecipazione attiva.Con il contributo di:
    • Alessandra Rando, dirigente scolastica dell’ISIS Foresi
    • uno studente protagonista del progetto
    Una puntata che intreccia prospettive diverse – istituzionali, associative e giovanili – per raccontare come la transizione ecologica possa diventare un percorso condiviso, radicato nei territori e guidato dalle comunità.🎧 Ascolta per scoprire come si costruisce, insieme, il futuro climatico delle isole.

    Speaker, regia e montaggio: Giuseppe Castellino
    Musica: Good Vibes - HoliznaCC0
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    13 mins
  • "The Island I would like" Lab on Elba Island
    Apr 27 2026
    During The Island I Would Like Lab, we gathered the voices of institutions, associations, and young people from the territory who are committed to imagining and building a more sustainable future for the island. Starting from the scenarios developed within the CO2 PACMAN project, the discussion brought together key local actors with the aim of identifying concrete and shared strategies for decarbonization.Guests include:
    • Matteo Arcenni, Extraordinary Commissioner of the National Park of the Tuscan Archipelago
    • Massimo Rovai, President of Slow Food Tuscany
    • Umberto Mazzantini, Head of Marine Policies at Legambiente
    Alongside institutions, there is also space for the younger generations: students from ISIS Foresi share their experience in the project, reflecting on future visions, concrete proposals, and active participation.With contributions from:
    • Alessandra Rando, Headteacher of ISIS Foresi
    • a student and project participant
    An episode that brings together different perspectives—institutional, civil society, and youth—to show how the ecological transition can become a shared process, rooted in local territories and driven by communities.🎧 Listen to discover how the climatic future of the islands is being built—together.

    Speaker, directed and edited by: Giuseppe Castellino
    Music: Good Vibes - HoliznaCC0

    The guest voices were dubbed using artificial intelligence
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    12 mins
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