At stake is the future of Sardinia, its unique and exclusive landscape, its identity based on Nuragic "pillars" and natural "genius". Yet we continue to play on half-words, on labile and equivocal meanings, on rules artfully constructed to deceive the collective imagination and inflict a condemnation without appeal on the Island. The logic is consolidated: wasting time, with the aim of leaving the field open to the worst speculators in the land of Nuraghi.
Propaganda in the wind
In an instant we went from the slogans of "let's stop speculation", to a "fake" moratorium that stops nothing, to arrive at the present day with the deceptive formula of the delimitation of "suitable areas". In essence, no prohibition, everywhere in Sardinia agricultural land can be devastated and enchanted landscapes attacked. In what are defined as "suitable areas", the procedures for obtaining wind or photovoltaic authorizations will be rapid and urgent, "halving the time", the regulations write. In all other areas, however, defined as "unsuitable", there will, however, be no prohibition, but simply ordinary procedures without reduction in procedural timescales.
Trojan Horse
There are those who pass off the definition of "suitable areas" as an achievement, in reality it is a real "Trojan horse", a screen capable of covering an incursion without appeal into the landscape of the island. The state of the art is apparently, and perhaps deliberately, complicated, with the aim of deceiving and evading the principle of transparency in territorial governance. In summary: the now reviled Draghi legislative decree, number 199 of 8 November 2021, had provided, in article 20, that the Government, within 180 days of the entry into force of that provision, would adopt a further one to regulate the so-called «areas suitable for renewables». After those six months nothing happened, no decree was presented, much less adopted. To date, with 930 days of delay, instead of the expected 180, there is no decree on "suitable areas". Free field, in short.
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