that of Piedmont would claim damages caused by ACNA in the aftermath of the findings related to the Bormida Valley. ACNA's Genoa factory was polluting with chlorinated phenols, producing 48 tonnes of waste for 30 tonnes of product. The Italian Minister of the Environment would even shut down the plant for 6 months in an attempt to improve conditions. They would additionally be investigated by the Italian Chamber of Deputies under a commission of inquiry headed by Carla Mazzuca Poggiolini. This would be followed by an additional inquiry in 2000 about the waste which would discover 800,000 tonnes of waste in the Pianura landfill stemming from the Cengio factory. Culture Books Andrea Dotta, “La chimica a Cengio: storie di battaglie e conflitti dentro e fuori i cancelli”, a cura della Federazione Italiana Lavoratori Chimici e Affini di Savona, 1997. Alessandro Hellmann, "Cent'anni di veleno. Il caso ACNA. L'ultima guerra civile italiana", Stampa Alternativa, Collana Strade Bianche, Viterbo, 2005. Movies Il Caso ACNA: Storie di Lotte e Ordinari Inquinamenti, a documentary made in 2005 on the pollution caused by the ACNA External links Parliamentary Commission Report on Environmental Damages References Italian companies established in 1929 Italian companies disestablished in 2001 Chemical companies of Italy Companies based in Piedmont Pollution in Italy Scandals in Italy