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Italy’s government has approved multi-million euro clean-up plans in and around a controversial steel plant whose partial closure has prompted protests.
Thousands of jobs are at risk after magistrates ruled fumes and dust particles from the ILVA plant in the southern city of Taranto endangered health.
More about: Environmental protection, Industry, Italy, PollutionCopyright © 2013 euronews
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