The signs of the black wave are carved on the altar of Montiferru. The shoots of arboreal resilience have only partially attenuated the dark color that three years ago scarred the land near Planargia. The damage, repaid little, in part and late, are indelible signs of an oxyacetylene flame that recalls those nefarious days that distorted the green heart of this strip of Sardinia. Nature is doing everything by itself, healing the wounds wickedly inflicted by criminal hands and by a perennial abandonment of forests and pastures, almost as if the great plan of "degradation" were the true final goal. Here, in the land of the extinct volcano of Monte Urtiga, five meters above a thousand meters of altitude, the proscenium dominates, from Sindia to Suni, from Macomer to Scano di Montiferro, from Cuglieri to Narbolia.
Wind binge
It is on these slopes that the new assault is about to take place, this time with wind turbines stretching over 200 meters into the sky of “Crastu Furones”, the epicenter of the great feast that multinationals and small-time companies have prepared in the complicit silence of the Palaces. Just look at the official map, that of the Superintendency charged with evaluating the avalanche of projects that has poured down like a wind flood on the Marghine hinterland, a stone's throw from the great Nuraghe of Santa Barbara in Macomer, to understand the extent of the crime.
Millionaire projects
Not projects just for the sake of it, not generic and alarmist wind threats as some upstarts of modern speculation would have us believe. Those presented to the Ministry for environmental “devaluation” are folders of papers, costing hundreds of thousands of euros, handsomely paid to planners most often from the political undergrowth, looking for crumbs and perks dispensed with impunity, here and there, by the lords of the wind. Projects of real multinationals who do not enjoy presenting golden papers without the certainty of being able to count on connections willing to give up authorizations and incentives for their invasion plan.
Industrial landscape
