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The SCOW project partners participated at the Ecomondo fair in Italy




30 December, 2014

 

The SCOW project partners participated at the Ecomondo fair.  (http://www.ecomondo.com).

It is one of the most important fair on the environment field in Italy. The SCOW project partners presented the SCOW project during a poster session dedicated to the biowaste on the 6th of November and presented a paper on the project.

*For the presented article of The SCOW project press here
 


 

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