Undisturbed, like in no man's land. From north to south, from the slopes of Limbara, the highest of the Gallura mountains, to the streets of Oristano. They disembowel mountains, erase traffic islands, destroy road signs, raze oak trees and power lines to the ground. The barbaric wave of renewable businesses in the land of Sardinia knows no respite. The lords of the wind and solar lobbies remain indifferent to useless legislative provisions, incapable of even blocking the advance of bulldozers along the road.
Sardinian Klondike
The race for the "Sardinian Klondike ", that of the wind and the sun, proceeds with blows of mechanical shovels, as if the potentates of the companies landed in Sardinia to win the prize money of the state incentives were in a hurry to turn the island upside down. They are not worried about the rules that the Regional Council is about to pass next week, they perceive their ineffectiveness and their perspective as limited to a few months. Rather, they aim to hurry up before others to grab the mountain of money that Europe and Italy are putting on the table for the green era, that of great financial and economic speculation. The island's El Dorado seems destined to suffer the most consistent attack, both due to the institutions' repeated waste of time and the evident subordination to the Roman Palaces, those of Government and power. Since yesterday the large land maneuvers for the new wave of wind turbines in Sardinia have begun, without hesitation, with the impact force of those who "if you don't move, they will move you", with good or bad manners.
First gate "broken"
The first passage close to the Port of Oristano is open, badly "broken down" by bulldozers that have torn up junctions and any disturbance for the transport of the largest wind turbines ever to reach Sardinia, all as befits the worst military occupations. In recent days, the large cylinders that form the base of the gigantic propellers to be placed on those steel skyscrapers over 200 meters high had set off from the Oristano airport towards Villacidro and Domusnovas. Now it's the turn of the more complex transport, the less discreet one, given that those aerial blades will have to cross inhabited centers and not just to reach their destination. For this reason, an operation began on Monday which involves dismantling every obstacle to the transit of those giant shovels on Sardinian roads. The passage is crucial: having granted authorizations for the passage of special vehicles, one hundred meters long, effectively constitutes a green light to use the Port of Oristano as a strategic crossroads for the landing of wind turbines on the island.
