The Land of Fires, located between Naples and Caserta, is notorious for high cancer rates due to toxic waste dumping by the Camorra mafia. Investigative journalist Marilena Natale highlights the state's complicity in this environmental disaster. Health impacts include increased cancer cases and other diseases, with families like Marzia Cacciopoli's suffering tragic losses. The European Court condemned Italy for inaction, prompting a cleanup effort that faces public skepticism due to slow progress and insufficient funding. Residents, led by activists like Antonietta Moccia, continue to demand accountability and action. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)