The fear is that we will reach the point of no return. "Because from Bordeaux to Tuscany", in the lands where wine is worth as much as gold and the economy turns balance sheets with many zeros, "you won't see shovels and panels".
In Sardinia, however, the risk of invasion is there. Concrete, linked to those 6.2 gigawatts of installable power foreseen by the Pichetto Fratin decree of June and accepted by the Region.
There, in the countryside, it certainly cannot be said that politics has a hand in the anti-energy speculation cry. It is only sweat and toil that sets the pace in the rows, not white-collar workers.
"This situation - says Matteo Puggioni, 50, from Sinnai - is unacceptable: in May we discovered by chance the project for seventeen blades, with one that would pass through the middle of my vineyards."
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