Search Results - "Vecchio, Y."

Assessing the carbon footprint across the supply chain: Cow milk vs soy drink by Coluccia, B., Agnusdei, G.P., De Leo, F., Vecchio, Y., La Fata, C.M., Miglietta, P.P.

“…Since livestock product consumption could have a significant effect on tackling climate change, in the few last years, there has been an increasing consumer…”
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Public health risk management during the Covid-19 pandemic, new amendments in the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund to meet fishers’ needs by Vecchio, Y., Di Pasquale, J., Pauselli, G., Masi, M., Adinolfi, F.

“…The recent COVID-19 emergency has shaped economic performance across all sectors, and the fisheries and aquaculture sector did not come out unscathed. The need…”
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A cross-sectional study in Mediterranean European countries to support stakeholders in addressing future market demands: Consumption of farmed fish products by Masi, M., Di Pasquale, J., Vecchio, Y., Pauselli, G., Tribilustova, E., Adinolfi, F.

“…Aquaculture is now a viable alternative to help depleted wild fish stocks and encourage the production of alternative animal protein sources. However, studies…”
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A circular transition model for the European aquaculture sector by Masi, M., Adinolfi, F., Marrocco, E.S., Vecchio, Y.

“…The present study introduces a conceptual model for the circular transition of European aquaculture farms. The model under consideration comprises two distinct…”
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The economic sustainability of Italian aquaculture farms: Who has the potential to start the blue transition? by Masi, M., Marrocco, E.S., Fusco, G., Adinolfi, F., Vecchio, Y.

“…The European policy objectives, aligned with the Green Deal, focus on strengthening the aquaculture sector’s resilience, competitiveness, and sustainability…”
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Bleeding following tonsillectomy. A study of electrocoagulation and ligation techniques by Roy, A, De la Rosa, C, Vecchio, Y A

“…The efficiency of electrocoagulation (spot or zonal) and ligation for the control of bleeding was compared in 376 patients with tonsillectomy…”
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