Much trust in the constitutional judges, very little in the Region. This is the sentiment emerging from the Sardinian Committees regarding energy speculation, now that the recently published Constitutional Court ruling 127 has marked a watershed moment in territorial defense . Ultimately, this is a judicial recognition of a battle that has been ongoing on the island since 2022 , "without Campo Largo and the Todde administration—this is the regret—having ever truly supported it."

First relief

Luigi Pisci, spokesperson for the Sarcidano Territorial Defense Committee, starts precisely from this point. "We have long been saying that urban planning represents the only possible way to truly protect our environmental heritage. For those who have forgotten, the foundation of the Pratobello bill is precisely the legislative power granted to the Region by Article 3, letter F, of the Sardinian Statute. Yet," Pisci continues, "the signature drive, which was carried out step by step, was ignored by Campo Largo, a decision that remains an indelible stain on the majority and the Regional Council: they chose not to see and support one of the most significant democratic events in the history of autonomy ."

The sentence

The Constitutional Court's ruling, filed on July 16, is revolutionary in the fight against energy speculation because it protects agricultural areas by virtue of their urban planning designation, regardless of their actual use . And their condition. Land classified as arable land retains its rural nature because its "usability," even if abstract, is valid, the Constitutional Court ruled.

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