The industrial history of the Crotone site began in the 1930s with the productions by the companies Pertusola Sud (former Pertusola area) and Ammonia Meridionale (former Fosfotec and former Agricoltura areas), the latter of which was subsequently transferred to Montecatini and then merged into Montedison in 1966. Eni was required to take charge of the facilities in the early 1990s following acquisition and rescue operations when it was a state-owned company, managing the closure of the plants and the initial environmental operations through safety and remediation interventions. In 2001, the Environment Ministry identified the site of Crotone-Cassano-Cerchiara as being one of national interest by decree, including within the perimeter not only the internal areas occupied by the decommissionedplants, but also the former Pertusola and Fosfotec landfills.
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