" We don't want the 29 electrochemical storage plants in Sardinia ." At the center of the debate is still the Mogorella case , a bomb that risks exploding even socially, where the Ministry of the Environment has already given the green light for one of these plants. "The Ministry of the Environment has done so with a management decision, in defiance of its exclusive and primary powers in urban planning matters," is the rallying cry, "enshrined in Article 3, letter F of the Statute."

The citizens of the countries affected by the 88 Chinese lithium batteries, divided into 11 modules, designed to store energy from the Grighine wind farm, don't want to hear about it. Nor do the activists against the onslaught of wind and solar power, so much so that they've organized a demonstration tomorrow at 8 p.m. "Save Mogorella - No to the lithium bomb-like power plant in the heart of Sardinia." Organized by the Permanent Garrison of the Sardinian People.

Tomorrow's assembly thus opens a new front of mobilization, alongside the fight against wind and photovoltaic speculation. "It will be an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of the Pratobello law," explains Davide Fadda of the Presidium.