Good S. (The unmentionable), taking advantage of a tragedy such as that of L'Aquila never fails to remind us that "he" with the help of the army has saved Naples and the Campania region by building an incinerator and sending to the beautiful country that good practices such as recycling, recovery and reuse. Recalling that the plant is operating the incinerator blesses saying, 'is a gift from God ", an industrial example that you can export in at least four other Italian regions.
I feel obliged to remember that incinerators are not the solution of waste disposal. There are dozens and dozens of experts in the field of environmental monitoring and health rather than confirming that a remedy is a real evil to be eradicated. In this regard we recall that many systems are outlawed, as evidenced by the seizure of the plant in Terni and problems of the La Fenice di Melfi or infringement proceedings against the European system of Brescia etc.
Incinerators are uneconomic (keep them open with CIP6), are polluting (producing everything from highly toxic ash, dioxins, heavy metals released into the ground etc..) consume water and land. In short, everyone should be demolished. The solutions exist and are known to all as well as the causes leading to this day to build these facilities.