seems true! A report in the 'Mattino di Padova' of 29 October last reported statements by the technical manager of the incinerator of San Lazzaro, which showed a remarkable level of tolerance of diversity, per i fattori inquinanti immessi in atmosfera, dagli inceneritori e dai cementifici.
In verità, se confrontiamo le norme, il risultato è il seguente:
i cementifici hanno questi limiti:
- polveri totali: mg 30/Nm³
- biossido di zolfo: mg.600/Nm³
- ossido di azoto: mg.1800/Nm³
gli inceneritori hanno questi limiti:
- polveri totali: mg.10/Nm³
- biossido di zolfo: mg. 50/Nm³
- ossido di azoto: mg. 200/Nm³.
Per conoscere le ragioni di tale diverso orientamento e le iniziative del Governo per allineare i limiti tollerati per i cementifici, alla più prudente soglia fissata per gli inceneritori, ho presentato la interrogazione che segue.
Si tratta evidentemente di un problema che ha un elevato impatto sulla salute dei cittadini e che costituisce un vero e proprio allarme, come hanno evidenziato i comitati sorti a Monselice, perché alla evidente disparità di cautela nella valutazione della pericolosità degli inquinanti si unisce la concentrazione di ben tre impianti nel diametro di pochi kilometri, moltiplicando per three quantities of pollutants emitted into the atmosphere.
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December 6, 2010
question for written answer by Anna Margaret MIOTTO
To the Ministers of Health, Environment and Production Activities. - To know -
Given that:
the limits for incinerators, cement kilns and incinerators, by current standards for air emissions of pollutants appear to be uneven and in particular for cement Legislative Decree 04/03/2006, No 152 provides that the daily limits are as follows:
- total dust mg 30/Nm ³
- sulfur dioxide: mg.600/Nm ³
- nitric oxide: mg.1800/Nm ³
-energy plants and incinerators for the Legislative Decree 05/11 .2005, No. 133 implementing Directive 2000/76/EC on the incineration of waste, includes the following limits:
- total dust mg.10/Nm ³
- sulfur dioxide: mg. 50/Nm ³
- nitric oxide: mg. 200/Nm ³
macroscopic diversity is a clear maximum tolerable limits for pollutants like, very dangerous to health;
not evidenced by any standards additional constraint, where a territorial district a few kilometers away, operates more than a cement plant, multiplying by two or three quantity of pollutants discharged into the atmosphere -:
if Ministers wish to align the limits of the pollutants expected to cement At the level of energy plants;
Ministers consider whether to specify the minimum distance from the facilities mentioned in the introduction, in order to prevent serious risks to human health, in the presence of multiple systems within the same territory.
Given that:
the limits for incinerators, cement kilns and incinerators, by current standards for air emissions of pollutants appear to be uneven and in particular for cement Legislative Decree 04/03/2006, No 152 provides that the daily limits are as follows:
- total dust mg 30/Nm ³
- sulfur dioxide: mg.600/Nm ³
- nitric oxide: mg.1800/Nm ³
-energy plants and incinerators for the Legislative Decree 05/11 .2005, No. 133 implementing Directive 2000/76/EC on the incineration of waste, includes the following limits:
- total dust mg.10/Nm ³
- sulfur dioxide: mg. 50/Nm ³
- nitric oxide: mg. 200/Nm ³
macroscopic diversity is a clear maximum tolerable limits for pollutants like, very dangerous to health;
not evidenced by any standards additional constraint, where a territorial district a few kilometers away, operates more than a cement plant, multiplying by two or three quantity of pollutants discharged into the atmosphere -:
if Ministers wish to align the limits of the pollutants expected to cement At the level of energy plants;
Ministers consider whether to specify the minimum distance from the facilities mentioned in the introduction, in order to prevent serious risks to human health, in the presence of multiple systems within the same territory.
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