00:00What is the impact of this project on the world economy?
00:08From the 2.2 billion cubic meters that are consumed today worldwide,
00:13we will reach a consumption of 3.2 billion cubic meters worldwide.
00:18And in this, recycling will play an increasingly important role.
00:23So we must also be good at trying to replace, where possible,
00:27virgin wood material with recycled material.
00:30In the European context, we are among the most evolved systems.
00:36We have a consortium like Rilegno, which has a very, very important capillary collection
00:41of the end-of-life of wood packaging.
00:44And we also have industries that transform, as far as packaging is concerned,
00:48the end-of-life of packaging wood into recycled products to build new packaging.
00:55So I would say that the road is paved.
00:58Obviously it is not enough, but we must push so that there is more and more
01:04a compromise between the economy and sustainability,
01:07so that both can play a decisive role for the future of our country.
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