There is everything and more in the Danish wind attack on the island of San Pietro. There is the international conflict between Algeria and Italy for sovereignty in that stretch of sea, there is the war between the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on the procedure to follow to devastate that stretch of coast with blows of cyclopean wind turbines to be driven into the middle of that exclusive horizon, there is, above all, the devastating impact for the "Landscape" and the route of the Bluefin Tuna, which has always been the primary element of a thriving economy for this Island within the Island.
Aeolian invasion
The wind invasion operation, since the Sardinian Union revealed the project-destruction a year ago, bounces between the bureaucratic maze of ministries and captaincy, between lobbies and hidden persuaders, all intent on feeding the big business of incentives with both hands and of wind speculation in the land and sea of Sardinia. A daily attempt to advance pharaonic projects with the sole objective of pocketing billions of euros, read billions of non-bruscolini, both of capital contributions, perhaps coming from the PNRR, and from incentives coming directly from the bills of Sardinians and Italians.
Today at the Ichnusa Pier
This morning, at 9.30 in the nautical license room of the Port Authority of Cagliari, the State, the one with the branch on the safety and control of the sea in Sardinia, will try to close the game, despite a precedent that looms like a boulder also on this project. The projects already sunk by the opinion of the seamen who govern the state office resting on the Ichnusa pier, those presented on the Gulf of Angels, called Nora Ventu 1 and 2, headed by JPMorgan, owner of Falk Renewables, were in fact sent back to the sender with a dry argument: "The environmental impact assessment procedure is a fundamental and essential step in order to establish the required compatibility of the structures making up the plant with other maritime activities including the migratory routes of tuna and the possible impact of electromagnetic fields with fishing ”. In practice, without the environmental impact assessment there can be no concession of water spaces in the sea.
