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Ex Ilva: company files appeal with Court of Cassation to avoid shutdown of hot area

Ilva in extraordinary administration is trying to halt the recent decree by the Milan Court of Appeal which ordered the hot area of the former Ilva in Taranto to be shut down within 90 days...

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Ex Ilva: company files appeal with Court of Cassation to avoid shutdown of hot area

Ilva, in extraordinary administration, has filed an appeal with the Court of Cassation against a recent decree by the Milan Court of Appeal, which ordered the shutdown of the hot area of the former Ilva plant in Taranto within 90 days due to pollution from fine particles and asbestos. The decree, issued on July 9, 2024, was contested by Ilva, which claims the Court of Appeal overstepped its authority and did not consider the Integrated Environmental Authorization (AIA) issued in 2025.

Ilva's appeal also targets Regione Puglia, Gruppo di intervento giuridico, Codacons, and Acciaierie d'Italia, among others.

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