More than a moratorium, a flop, resounding and without appeal. According to the law, number 5 of last July 4, which was supposed to stop the speculative devastation on the Island of the sun and the wind, the collapse is without half measures. It was supposed to "avoid", according to article one, "the irreversibility of the impacts on the regional territory deriving from the activities of construction, installation or start-up of plants for the production and accumulation of electrical energy".
It doesn't block anything
He is not averting anything. The wind projects that could have been blocked, from Monte Linas to Marganai, from Villacidro to Domusnovas, since the blades had not yet been raised, had free rein. The endless expanses of "Chinese batteries" did not stop for a moment, not even in front of the "black craters" that deny information on cancer risk and genetic damage. If the devastation materializes everywhere, from the slopes of Limbara to those of Monte Arcosu, in the Palaces of Rome they have trashed the moratorium law even before the examination of next December 11th by the Constitutional Court. At the Ministry of the Environment they consider it as a useless propaganda stunt, without any effect.
Full speed ahead
They didn't even write it, they simply continued to train projects with both hands, as if nothing had happened. The map of the debacle of a law without real prohibitions is written down in black and white in the ministerial protocol. The picture that emerges leaves no room for doubt: the wind and photovoltaic projects that concern Sardinia seem to "fly" precisely because of the push of the moratorium, which seems to have unleashed an effect opposite to that declared. Since the day of its approval by the Regional Council, in the offices of Rome, they have been working hard to get the authorization procedures moving. The procedural "stages" in the Capital are essentially two: the administrative verification of the admissibility of the project and the notice for public observations-oppositions. In both cases, according to the claims of Viale Trento, the moratorium should have blocked both: however, this did not happen.
