The Civil Court of Appeal of Milan has confirmed the order which, at the end of July, mandated the shutdown of the hot area of the former Ilva plant in Taranto, to be implemented by October 28. The judges rejected the request to suspend the stop of activities filed by the lawyers of AdI and the former Ilva under extraordinary administration.
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“The balance between opposing constitutional interests” can “only lean in favor of health protection reasons.” This is the core of the order by the Court of Appeal of Milan, which rejected the request to suspend the order that in July mandated the shutdown of the hot area of the former Ilva in Taranto, which must be operational by October 28. For the judges, “in the conflict between the right to conduct business and the citizens’ right to health and respect for the tolerability limits of emissions to which they are subjected, the latter can only prevail.”
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