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THE PROBLEM
The decree of 6 July 2005 on the agronomic use of water in oil mills: evidence of deregulation in general waiting for the final effects of the "enabling law".
Based on Network Environment - Rapporteur Dr. Maurizio Santoloci.
"Judge of the Supreme Court, acting as the Criminal Justice Act. He teaches technical judicial police and criminal procedure operating environment for Pg at several schools, state and local police, including the school of the State Forestry Corps and the headquarters of the Carabinieri of the Environment. He coordinated the sub-strategic and operational Ecomafia Commission chaired by the Minister of the Ministry of Sen. Edo Ronchi. He is director of the website www.dirittoambiente.com. He was national vice president of WWF Italy and is director of the National Legal LAV (Lega Antivivisection).
. ... And for this - no longer share a few basic lines and positioning on this issue - I resigned from the national vice presidency and the National Council of WWF Italy for personal and ideological coherence.
But even if what's going to happen to someone is not clear, here is a first visible signal - loud and clear - the new direction of normative rules that are being implemented.
fact the Official Journal on July 19, on sale on the beautiful beach along the coconut water from infected and queues at toll in the heat of hole depletion, was released July 6, 2005 the decree on agricultural use of water in oil mills : evidence of deregulation in general waiting for the final effects of the "enabling law". Early warnings of our near future ... Let's see
what it is.
First: the problem. Everyone knows (except for those who pretend not want to see things as they really are) that the effluent of sewage oil mills are high-polluting and that illegal disposal of sewage that has for years engaged a lawlessness which causes huge levels of these materials end up thrown into wells, groundwater, rivers , purifiers, sewers and other sites with severe damage on the environment and wastewater treatment facilities. Needless to say, this has attracted the interest of organized crime who has also branched into this area a profitable branch of their business.
So if there are mills that operate according to the rules and operate the sewage by the rules, it is demagogic ignore that there are also mills that do not respect the rules and resort to destructive forms of illegal disposal.
Department investigations have always confirmed this scenario is identical to that of manure from livestock manures. A flashy and deadly flaw in the system management and control in this area is represented by the agronomic use of such sewage. In practice, in place of controlled disposal (and expensive) facilities authorized (the cycle of production / travel / overflow left an indelible mark in the final documents), it is expected that in some cases the slurry can be passed on to agricultural land to help the work of cultivation.
principle in itself just and sacred, if handled honest and punctual. But deadly when used as a Trojan horse to overcome control and the rules and throw unbelievable amount of sewage to land in a totally foreign to agricultural use.
As a matter of historical fact and objective in using this system of waivers if the same old (dating back to the law-Merli that some younger readers even remember) have transformed entire sectors of illegal alleged agricultural land year after year systematic in landfills where they systematically lay-cost sewage (as is done for the manure where the story is similar and parallel). On these bins do not grow on the ground and can not even grow a seedling of lettuce, other than agricultural use ... The damage is insane, considering that invisible and underground: the sewage relentlessly penetrate the surface and the water must be circulating since then diluted to reach our tables.
Grande was the legal battle in recent years to curb this pernicious form of illegality that exploits a hole in the top part of the rules already large, producing an unhealthy and popular culture by which the ground today (supposedly agricultural) is considered the natural home of repayment of such sewage and transport journey without rules, signs and documents. So what you do not end up on the land, who knows where he is cast and there will be no tracks ever. Also during the trip, the control according to this practice it is difficult for exemption from any alleged historical document and track record.
Well, a great many years of legal construction was able to limit the damage, setting correctly that such liquids were also subject to rules, which storage and transport was related to loading and unloading logs and forms of identification that discharges are illegal were punished as illegal management of waste liquids. From here, with seizures in major investigations and criminal proceedings. Well, actually saved spills for agricultural use, but at the same time restored some form of rule and preventing and combating criminal proceedings.
Today everything is clear. Make sure to read the fine decree on July 6, 2005 agronomic use of the water of oil mills and you will see how it all notwithstanding, all is in exception, nothing is more liquid wastes but it is not waste water discharge, such as sewers become the "Neverland." Deregulation general, even in the documents. No records, no forms, perhaps some other small bubble region to region, a piece of paper to be presented as communication with a beautiful promise from interested parties, and go ahead without rules and controls as possible. All free and in derogation. Are uncertain even sanctions, that perhaps there are or even if there seem to be an affectionate pat of reproach to a mischievous boy but after so good. Amen.
First episode: deregulation came to the olive mill wastewater . It is the first strong wind that anticipates the storm.
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