**6. Conclusions**

The world of academic research has the task of focusing on increasingly precise answers so that environmental protection is not just a slogan. As Gianfranco Bologna states about the sustainable development formula: "Keeping the conceptual contours of this formula vague, albeit extremely difficult, and not comparing the real problems that derive from the implementation of sustainability in our development processes means proceeding with an unjustified action from a scientific point of view and incorrect from a social, economic, and political point of view" [69]. But university research also has the task of strenuously defending a vision of the relationship between design and environmental sustainability that knows how to understand all the problematic wealth that characterizes it, opposing the reductive simplifications that partisan interests often impose.
