Introduzione al Compendio delle lezioni Scuola Estiva AIQUA 2013

Vivere in un territorio vulcanico, fronteggiare giorno dopo giorno il pericolo che un’eruzione possa,
nel volgere di poche ore, distruggere il lavoro di una vita intera e con esso la vita stessa, è una sfida che
l’uomo continua ad accettare sin dagli albori della civiltà....

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