The missiles and bombs stuck on the black rock of Capo Teulada, the extreme tip of Sardinia towards North Africa, were not enough. Even raids from the ground and from the air weren't enough. In that forbidden hermitage, among the most exclusive beaches of the Sardinian coast, after all, armies from half the world have landed. Aircraft carriers and corvettes, submarines and fighter jets. It cannot be said that the Delta Peninsula, in the 65 years of military occupation, has not seen any color. According to the Public Prosecutor of Cagliari, which investigates for environmental disaster, 686,000 heavy artillery, rockets and anti-tank missiles were exploded in that strip of land from 2010 to 2016, equal to 556 tons of war material. And yet, those lands and inlets of the sea that have been subtracted, perhaps forever, from tourist development, have not yet seen everything. The lords of the wind, Americans and Swiss, will make the assault on that turquoise sea without return. This time around, however, the invasion will be unprecedented. The wind multinationals will get their hands on that stretch of water, until now of exclusive military domain, forbidden to boats and tourists, vacationers and fishermen. Not just any landing, but a real assault devised with the ruthlessness that not even the armed raids had managed to deploy with such impetuousness. It is not a random point that the two foreign wind giants chose.
From Bocche to Zafferano
After having rejected the Strait of Bonifacio, according to the analysis plans considered the windiest in Sardinia, but too sensitive on the environmental level, the aims of the deep-sea turbiners have moved to the south of the island. A technical and eloquent observation slips indifferently on the technical reports of the projects just presented: according to the designers, the area chosen for driving the wind turbines into the seabed does not disturb the military areas. Indeed, according to a suffused evaluation of merit, that stretch of water is already in fact compromised, we might as well place a lot of gigantic wind turbines. The papers, until now classified in the procedures of the Ministry of Infrastructures, are a river in flood, complete with maps and data, projects and occupation of gigantic water spaces, as if there was no tomorrow for those territories. The vastness of the wind occupation project, to be added to the military one, is unequivocal: the coastal front concerned, to remain only at the cartographic borders, goes from Sant'Antioco to what the lords of the wind define as the "Municipality" of Santa Margherita di Pula , ignoring that it is, instead, a fraction of the Municipality of Pula. When they write it in the transmission of the documents to the Cagliari Harbor Master's Office, they do not have the slightest idea that that project is about to impact one of the most exclusive coasts of Sardinia.
