The “tsunami” is around the corner. The Government, the one in Rome, has deployed the last lethal weapon: the Decree for accelerations for shovels and panels in Sardinian earth. The list is the last warning before the authorization “avalanche”. There are hundreds of projects at stake that since last October eighteenth, the date of the launch of the last “act of war” towards Sardinia, have been in the fast lane ready to be approved at full speed by a multitude of commissions and energy militiamen enlisted for the final attack. Never before has the Island of the Nuraghi been under attack. The latest invention of the Roman Palaces has been pompously called “urgent provisions for the environmental protection of the country”.
Protection for lobbies
In reality, more than "protection", it is a lethal blow for "Landscape", "Cultural and Archaeological Heritage", relegated with impunity to a marginal role, despite the constitutional values that they have always embodied. The only protection that emerges, once again, is that reserved for lobbies and fixers, ready to plunder without scruples the "identity landscape" of Sardinia. The Decree, already published in the Official Journal with number 153, is not only in force, but has already triggered the "hopper" of times, ready to pulverize expectations and procedures, capable of bypassing, with the pretext of "mega-plants", all protocols with the undisguised objective of "maximizing" the result.
Clear road
It is precisely the content of that provision, adopted as yet another State coercion, that paves the way for those who have chosen to devastate Sardinia with cyclopean projects, endless expanses of suffocating "solar grids" and equally invasive wind turbines to be placed between ridges and hills, in front of the monuments of the great Nuragic civilization. A hostile act that not only appears as yet another attempt to "sponsor" and "favor" lobbies and wind and sun fixers, but aims to "put" in the "bag" a quantity of energy capable of satisfying the demands of Draghi and company's energy plans.
Pressing
