Roberto Albanese Explained

Roberto "Nik" Albanese was born in November 1950 in Sovico. He was among the founding members of the Italian Greens in 1986 and promoter of the creation of the Regional Park of the Lambro Valley (Lombardy).^[1] He was elected as regional councillor of Lombardy in 1985^[2] and ran for the 2014 European elections^[3] and other local elections (province of Pavia^[4] and municipality of Monza^[5]) as member of the Greens. Director of the Green Man Institute (Monza),^[6] spokesperson of the Greens of Monza and Brianza district, educator and essayist,^[7] he worked in many European projects to promote peace and environmental protection.^[8] Among his last commitments at the European level, he represented the Italian Greens at the 23rd European Green Party Council in Lyon (12 November 2015)^[9] and he was a petitioner at the European Parliament to intervene in the crisis of the solar energy sector in Italy.^[10]

Albanese died in January 2016 at the age of 65.^[11]

Notes and References

1. Web site: In apertura della seduta consiliare la commemorazione di Giancarlo Abelli e Roberto Albanese.
2. Web site: Presidenti e componenti dal 1970 ad oggi - Consiglio Regionale della Lombardia . 2016-02-26 . 2017-09-16 . https://web.archive.org/web/20170916105141/http://www.consiglio.regione.lombardia.it/Istituzione/UfficioPresidenza/PresidentiUdP . dead .
3. Web site: Liste e candidati. la Repubblica.it.
4. Web site: Candidato Presidente. Verdi per la Provincia di Pavia. 2011-05-04.
5. Web site: Monza Elezioni Comunali Candidato Sindaco Attilio Tagliabue – LISTA RISUTATI. MBNews. 6 May 2012.
6. Web site: Greenman.
7. Web site: Roberto Albanese: Libri dell'autore in vendita online.
8. Web site: EUROPA - Environment - Project description - VISIONS - European young people towards sustainability.
9. Web site: Participants list.
10. Web site: Draft agenda. europarl.europa.eu. 22 May 2024.
11. Web site: Addio a Roberto Albanese, cuore verde di Monza e della Brianza. February 2016 .