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Displaying 666 - 670 of 783Le caratteristiche degli acquirenti e venditori di abitazioni
L’incrocio dei dati contenuti nelle dichiarazioni dei redditi con quelli contenuti negli archivi della Pubblicità Immobiliare (ex Conservatorie) rende disponibili molte informazioni sulle caratteristiche dei contraenti che hanno effettuato una compravendita di unità immobiliari.
Considerando principalmente le compravendite di unità immobiliari del settore residenziale effettuate da persone fisiche sono trattate informazioni sul reddito dichiarato al fisco, l’età e l’attività di lavoro prevalente.
Le caratteristiche degli acquirenti e venditori di abitazioni
L’incrocio dei dati contenuti nelle dichiarazioni dei redditi con quelli contenuti negli archivi della Pubblicità Immobiliare (ex Conservatorie) rende disponibili molte informazioni sulle caratteristiche dei contraenti che hanno effettuato una compravendita di unità immobiliari.
Considerando principalmente le compravendite di unità immobiliari del settore residenziale effettuate da persone fisiche sono trattate informazioni sul reddito dichiarato al fisco, l’età e l’attività di lavoro prevalente.
Recent Glacier Recession – a New Source of Postglacial Treeline and Climate History in the Swedish Scandes
Climate warming during the past century has imposed recession of glaciers and perennial snow/ice patches along the entire Swedish Scandes. On the newly exposed forefields, subfossil wood remnants are being outwashed from beneath ice and snow bodies. In Scandinavia, this kind of detrital wood is a previously unused source of postglacial vegetation and climate history. The present study reports radiocarbon dates of a set of 78 wood samples, retrieved from three main sites, high above modern treelines and stretching along the Swedish Scandes.
The Bridge Impacts: Unsustainable Undergrowth Gli impatti del Ponte: sottosviluppo insostenibile
Dispersion Models to Forecast Traffic-related Emissions in Urban Areas
Down the centuries, a direct link had been developed between increase in mobility and increase in wealth. On the other hand, air emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) due to vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines can be regarded as a negative pressure over the environment. In the coming decades, road transport is likely to remain a significant contributor to air pollution in cities. Many urban trips cover distances of less than 6 km.