The excuse is a hacker attack on the IT core of the Ministry of Ecological Transition. Roberto Cingolani, the physicist called by Draghi to switch from oil to wind, speaks openly of "external threats". Official communications tell of an apparently Russian incursion to servers which since April 6 has made one of the few areas of administrative transparency of the State inaccessible, that of the Environmental Assessment Commission. The physicist of the Ecological Transition tells it as if the worst were averted: "For prudence we had to suspend the operation of the information systems of the ministry". Too bad that there is no trace of offshore and onshore wind projects, those subject to environmental impact assessment and the responsibility of the newly created Technical Commission for Pnrr projects, in what remains of that site.
Ecological obscurantism
From transparency to ecological obscurantism, as if to hide a real attack on the white weapon on the coasts of Sardinia. To unhinge ministerial safes and "contaminated" servers you have to rely on short routes. Word of mouth is karst, it flows underground in the middle of the sea and emerges only with half admissions. In reality, the Minister of Ecological Transition is right to keep the borderline dicastery site, between silence and inaccessibility, between hackers and projects to be segregated in the undergrowth of procedures. If it worked, we would learn of the massive binge of wind turbines that is about to pour, with the complicit silence of institutions and beyond, in the middle of the Sardinian sea. A real assault on the sword, without shame and without restraint. With the offices of the Ministry never so efficient in soliciting opinions and observations from the Capitanerie and various offices, to close in the shortest possible time the process to surround Sardinia with wind turbines from east to west. The map we are publishing is a photograph of the latest batch of projects presented, in the interregnum of Putin's computer scientists, to the Ministry of Cingolani. A picture that is "enriched" by new gigantic aeolian assaults that, from the Sulcis coast, still in front of Carloforte, and in the Gulf of Angels, make the encircling effect increasingly clear for a stretch of sea that goes from the Sugar Loaf Nebida to end up in the heart of the Cagliari harbor, passing in front of the Delta Peninsula of the Teulada military polygon and the Forte Village of Santa Margherita di Pula. The latest project in chronological order is from Vestas, one of the most powerful manufacturers of wind turbines in the world.
