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

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

In this episode of CO2 PACMAN during the first “The Island I Would Like” Lab held in Brač from the 14th to the 16th of October, uRadio has interviewed Mr. Ranko Blazevic, mayor of Sutivan. The project has just started the second round of participatory labs – entitled “The Island I Would Like”, that represent a continuation and deepening of the engagement process initiated through the Rooting Labs. 

In this episode, recorded at the CO2 PACMAN Business Forum 2025, we turn to the innovators who answered the island challenges. You will hear the voices of: Zainab Bibi, founder of RTN Zero Consulting; Miki Royan, co-founder of AbonoKm0 and Wise Wase SL; Reza Nasriani, researcher and senior lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire; Andrés Arconada, AI and advanced analytics specialist. Together, they showcase how innovation translates local challenges into actionable, transformative solutions for the Mediterranean.

Speakers: Carmen Tena Renovell, Pablo Martin, Zainab Bibi, Miki Royan, Reza Nasriani, Andrés Arconada.
Music: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

In this episode, recorded live at the CO2 PACMAN Business Forum, we can hear the voices of the local challenge owners from Elba and Brač. Antonio Arrighi, CEO of Arrighi Farm, and Claudio Della Lucia, President of the Renewable Energy Community of Elba, share how climate and energy challenges impact Elba’s future. Petar Anibalović, Director of Vodovod Brač, highlights pressing issues in water management on the Croatian island. Together, they offer insights into the urgent local needs driving sustainable innovation across the Mediterranean.


Speakers: Carmen Tena Renovell, Pablo Martin, Antonio Arrighi, Claudio Della Lucia, Petar Anibalović.
Music: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

In questa puntata riflettiamo sul ruolo delle autorità regionali nella transizione ecologica e delle possibili sinergie con il progetto CO2 PACMAN, insieme a due voci chiave: David Tei della Regione Toscana (dirigente del settore Transizione Ecologica e Sostenibilità Ambientale) e Simone Tartaro dell'Agenzia Regionale Recupero Risorse. Dalle sfide normative alla necessità di una pianificazione territoriale condivisa, l’episodio esplora come le politiche pubbliche possono guidare il cambiamento, partendo dai territori e ascoltando i cittadini.

Speakers: Giulio Gallo, Giuseppe Castellino, David Tei, Simone Tartaro
Regia: Giuseppe Castellino
Musica: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

In this episode we reflect on the role of regional authorities in the ecological transition and possible synergies with the CO2 PACMAN project. You will hear two key voices: David Tei from the Tuscany Region (Director of the Department for Ecological Transition and Environmental Sustainability) and Simone Tartaro from the Regional Agency for Resource Recovery. From regulatory challenges to the need for coordinated territorial planning, the episode explores how public policies can drive change, starting from local areas and by listening to citizens.

Please note: since the interviews with David Tei and Simone Tartaro were conducted in Italian, their voices are represented in English by Artificial Intelligence.

Speaker: Giulio Gallo
Director: Giuseppe Castellino
Music: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

Con Michela Chiti della Provincia di Livorno, Partner Associato dell’Università di Siena nel progetto, approfondiamo il ruolo delle province nella governance ambientale, le strategie territoriali della Provincia di Livorno in atto e il potenziale delle comunità energetiche locali. Un’occasione per riflettere insieme su come costruire un Mediterraneo più sostenibile, partendo dai territori.

Speakers: Lilia La Greca, Giuseppe Castellino, Michela Chiti
Regia: Giuseppe Castellino
Musica: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

In this episode you can listen to the interview of Michela Chiti from the Province of Livorno, an Associated Partner of the University of Siena in the project. We explore the role of provinces in environmental governance, the current territorial strategies of the Province of Livorno, and the potential of local energy communities. An opportunity to reflect together on how to build a more sustainable Mediterranean, starting from local territories.

Please note: since the interview with Michela Chiti was conducted in Italian, her voice is represented in English by Artificial Intelligence.

Speakers: Lilia La Greca
Director: Marco Sipione
Music: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes

In questo episodio allarghiamo lo sguardo per esplorare il quadro più ampio dietro al progetto. Cosa collega CO2 PACMAN ad altri sforzi per la sostenibilità nel Mediterraneo? Ne parliamo con Alexia Boulanger, ingegnera ambientale presso Environment Park e partner del Community for Living Areas, uno dei progetti di governance a supporto della Green Living Areas Mission del Programma Interreg Euro-MED.

Speakers: Giuseppe Castellino, Alexia Boulanger
Regia: Giuseppe Castellino
Musica: HoliznaCC0 - Good Vibes