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IL CSC REALIZZA UN GRANDE SUCCESSO

Grande spettacolo organizzato dal Centro Sport Combattimento sabato scorso al PalaMattioli in via Benedetto Dei , così intitolava Il Nuovo Corriere di Firenze l'articolo della giornata sportiva.

Buon afflusso di pubblico, otto matches interessanti e un Fabio Turchi che allunga la sua striscia di vittorie a 11 successi in 11 incontri guadagnandosi il primo  trofeo Oliva , prize to the best athlete of the day established by the CSC as a symbol of the new venture undertaken by Saturday also in promoting boxing, in memory of the young Diego Oliva . In the featherweight
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Marceddu (Combat Sports Centre Florence) beats Di Chiara (Pistoia)
In Middleweight:

Ayari (Boxing Club Firenze) beats Papasidero (Pistoia)
De Santis (Pisa) beats Mazzei (Combat Sports Centre Florence)
In welterweight:
Volterrani (Centro Sport Combattimento Firenze) batte Calamai (Boxe Pratese)
Nei pesi leggeri:
Ergeres (Boxe Lucchese) batte Tallarico (Centro Sport Combattimento)
Mannelli (Ambra Libertas Poggio a Caiano) batte Massarelli (Boxe Pratese)
Nei pesi mediomassimi:
Vestrini (Boxe Mugello) batte Goretti (Centro Sport Combattimento)
Nei supermassimi:
Turchi (Boxing Club Firenze) batte Carletti (Pugilistica Elbana)

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APPOINTMENT INQUIRY RAINEWS

anidiride Burying the carbon, the ultimate weapon against the greenhouse effect?
Who is in favor say it is the only way to avoid that in the coming decades would collapse. Who is against expected to be a trick to continue to burn coal instead of investing in renewable energy sources.
What is certain is that in the fight against the greenhouse effect, Italy has chosen the path of experimenting with a technique known as CCS, "Carbon capture and storage", or "carbon capture and sequestration of carbon dioxide."
In practice, it will produce energy without placing the CO2 in the atmosphere - considered the main culprit of global warming - and instead of storing it in underground cavities. In Italy many sites have been identified (Po Valley, Offshore Adriatic, Ionian Calabria and Basilicata), where - if this technique will find an outlet - in the coming years we will begin to store CO2 at a rate of 40 million tonnes each year.
Eni and Enel have decided to combine forces with an agreement signed 21 October 2008 and blessed by the Minister for the Environment Stefania Prestigiacomo. The trial of two Italian energy giants will last three years. Enel will capture the carbon dioxide in its central Brindisi, Eni the store in one of its wells in the Po Valley. There are no guarantees that the heavy reliance on this technique does not involve risks to the public and the environment? CCS technology will be able to respond quickly to the urgent need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions that are warming our planet?

Good vision and attention to the map of potential storage sites:
http://www.rainews24.rai.it/it/canale-tv.php?id=18546