The poison war has just begun. The correspondence between the Region, Arpas and the Province of Southern Sardinia is something more than a normal correspondence between public bodies. What emerges from a correspondence we have come into possession of is a real clash on the management, and on the controls, in the hill of poisons between Gonnesa and Carbonia. There, now, the hazardous waste landfill is closed. All workers at home, sent without too many compliments on layoffs and replaced by four private vigilantes.
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There are relevant issues at stake: on the one hand the silences on the certifications on that massive traffic of waste arrived, without authorization, from the rest of Italy, and on the other hand the future of that landfill remained uninsured, given that as many as 76 insurance companies they refused to give an audience to the Riverso. Non-existent guarantees that led to the lockout, with an immense danger for the entire territory, given that the Bulgarian company that had stipulated the policy in 2016 was banned internationally. It had to guarantee not only the safe closure of the site, but also the monitoring, for thirty years, of those millions of tons of poisons. The game gets tough on these two important issues. To contend for it there is not only the Riverso, but also the underground clash between public subjects. In recent days the dispute between the Region and the Province of Southern Sardinia has become explosive. The Regional Department of the Environment wants clarity on controls and monitoring of that waste traffic, reported by our newspaper at the beginning of 2021, with those disturbing images of trucks loaded with asbestos, and not only, disembarked from ships and headed towards Serra Scirieddus .
Crossfire
The first missive of the crossfire is from last September 24th. Protocol 24215. It is the Region, holder of environmental responsibility, which writes to the Province, administrative manager of the landfill control. The reconstruction is all aimed at that load of poisons never revealed: what did those bigbags, large white sacks with the asbestos "A" imprinted in red, carry on their journey, first by ship and then on the SS.130, towards Carbonia? One thing is certain: those samples have never been completely analyzed, according to what the Region writes and the Province confirms, because the owners of the landfill, and some producers, have declared them "
