Elezioni rinuclearizzate Elections rinuclearizzate
Lucia Venturi www.greenreport.it
LIVORNO. The last day of campaign Election ends with a fiery exchange of views on a theme that has characterized the political debate from the outset: the return to nuclear power. The object that triggered the last match is a map by Pecoraro Scanio, attributed to a study commissioned by the PDL, which show possible sites where to build new nuclear power plants in Italy. Ben 15 the suitable areas, which are in sites which already exist or decommissioning old power plants, or plants which had been proposed, never built, since our country has chosen in 1987 by referendum, which saw more than 80 % of the population speak in a manner contrary to atomic energy, to abandon one way to produce electricity. Studio immediately denied by the head of the PDL energy, Stefano Saglia, which calls for a more realistic position, expressed by his party: first the establishment of an agency to solve the problem of waste have yet to be secured, then the possibility to identify at most two, three sites where planning to produce new plants. Pecoraro Scanio called into question by even the Democratic Party "wanted to reopen the nuclear," he responds immediately Realacci that do not talk to reopen plants in our country and the opening is instead seeking a new generation of nuclear power. If the intent was to throw a load of ninety sulla parte avversa, il risultato ottenuto è ben lungi dall’atteso. Ma quello che sorprende non è tanto la polemica (tutta elettorale) tra le parti, quanto il fatto che il tema nucleare sia stato, in questa campagna elettorale, una delle principali questioni di cui si è discusso. E su cui anche la stampa ha dato un contributo non indifferente a tenere vivo il dibattito, in maniera quasi quotidiana. Una situazione del tutto nuova, non tanto per il fatto di scoprire che vi sono opinioni favorevoli all’energia atomica (tra l’altro bipartisan), o che l’apertura alla ricerca sulla nuova generazione di centrali atomiche sia scritta nei programmi elettorali: cosa questa del resto nota e già presente anche nella scorsa campagna election. The novelty lies in the fact that there is a marked change of approach that allows a widespread debate on this issue could become a priority and not marginal in the election campaign. A sign that this is expected to gain votes in a back and forth by all parties involved. And that is less appealing instead to talk about renewable energy, a subject on which apparently all agree that it is in all parties' programs, but whose declination on wind energy for example, could instead give rise to widespread discontent , these certainly bipartisan.
