Anti-speculation mayors: "The wind energy issue is on Giorgia Meloni's table."

Now the goal is to go to Rome. "All together." The appeal against energy speculation comes from Aquileia—one of the capitals of the Roman Empire, a UNESCO World Heritage site—and ultimately from Friuli Venezia Giulia, like Sardinia.

"And like the rest of Italy, the same dangerous assault on renewables," says Mayor Emanuele Zorino, a spokesperson for the National Coordination Committee against the Wind Turbine and Panel Business. Ten Sardinian municipalities have joined the effort, but a campaign has begun to broaden participation as much as possible.

The tricolor bands are aiming for the best possible result. "It's time to negotiate directly with the government to protect the landscape and the environment. That's why we're organizing a delegation with a mayor representing each region," Zorino explains. In Sardinia, the contact is Pasquale Mereu, mayor of Orgosolo, one of the founders of Pratobello, and the certainty that "moving the discussion to a national scale can be the solution to try to resolve the emergency" is the position confirmed in recent days. If only because "entire communities risk being wiped out."

For now, fifteen out of twenty regions are covered by a delegate , while we are looking to Prime Minister Meloni and the Pichetto Fratin ministry to try to correct the Draghi decree, the ground zero of the entire assault.