the industrial triangle cvan bring a lot of problems to the area of Italy as it could end up being to crowded as that is where all of the industry is in Italy.
yes it is because it is in the north
It is a economic triangle in the North of Italy. It is the richest part of Italy.It creates the famous brands of cars such as Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari etc. Many factories bring in raw materials from abroad and use them to make many goods(products).The triangle is made up of the three cities: Milan, Turin and Genoa.:)
Milan is in the industrial triangle located in the north of Italy. the other two cities involved are; Genoa & Turin. Italy is the 7th richest country in the world but if the industrial triangle was it's own county then it would be 2nd richest! i hope i have been of help <3
Quite a lot
North is very rich e.g the Industrial Triangle whilst the South is much poorer!
The Industrial Triangle is the area between Turin, Milan and Genoa in Italy. It has links/contacts around the world. It ships to places like china, russia, america. It produces clothes, fashion, Fiat cars, metal, cars and many more. Its the richest part of Italy and is based on the NIP* /North Italy. It has many shops and is a very industrial (clues in the name). Its easy to ship things out as Genoa is a very large port. Hope this helps! im learning it at school so i pretty much know everything! haha :)
Air pollution from industrial emissions such as sulfur dioxide; coastal and inland rivers polluted from industrial and agricultural effluents; acid rain damaging lakes; inadequate industrial waste treatment and disposal facilities.
it tellz us that Italy is shaped like a boot and that it has two major islands; Sicily and sardinia . also tells us that the largest city in southern Italy is naples , that turin, milan & genoa form the industrial triangle and that rome is the capital of Italy !!!! xx
the economy of Italy is an industrial economy
Northern Italy is industrial.
Sicilia I think :)
north is rich and industrial & south is poor and agricultural