much talked about at this time of the pollution of our "Valley of the bag" and the contemporary crisis in our industrial area. In fact everything was already planned for some time by the experts and it is not nothing but the price they must pay the children for a period of well-being had by our forefathers at the turn of the the 60 'and 70'.
In fact, our area has experienced its golden age with the industrial boom of the sixties that led to a peasant Ciociaria essentially all the wealth and prosperity of that period.
Today we are here to fight against the "collateral damage" of the industrial age.
First, air and land pollution: pollution from time announced, but with which, let's face it, we never really thought of having to deal with it.
And then, after thirty years of well-being, what are we left? A
polluted air, an area flooded with abandoned warehouses and factories that did not take long to reveal their happy Finally, toxic and an economy that can do no more than accept the now definitive disappearance of the now fully migrated to Asia and Eastern Europe.
The years that we are going to put us all continue to face a double challenge: the first is convinced of the idea that the service sector and especially the services on the territory are the major source of economic growth in coming years, the second it means understanding that land reclamation is a key action to safeguard our health and our future.
What is perhaps the union of these two points (and thus the strong development of environmental recovery services) the biggest opportunity for economic development that the future has to offer?
In fact, our area has experienced its golden age with the industrial boom of the sixties that led to a peasant Ciociaria essentially all the wealth and prosperity of that period.
Today we are here to fight against the "collateral damage" of the industrial age.
First, air and land pollution: pollution from time announced, but with which, let's face it, we never really thought of having to deal with it.
And then, after thirty years of well-being, what are we left? A
polluted air, an area flooded with abandoned warehouses and factories that did not take long to reveal their happy Finally, toxic and an economy that can do no more than accept the now definitive disappearance of the now fully migrated to Asia and Eastern Europe.
The years that we are going to put us all continue to face a double challenge: the first is convinced of the idea that the service sector and especially the services on the territory are the major source of economic growth in coming years, the second it means understanding that land reclamation is a key action to safeguard our health and our future.
What is perhaps the union of these two points (and thus the strong development of environmental recovery services) the biggest opportunity for economic development that the future has to offer?
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