After the announcement of the Minister of Economic Development, Claudio Scajola, in his speech to the assembly of Confindustria, Thursday, May 22, the government's wish to return to nuclear power, reopen the debate in Italy sull'indispensabilità whether or not to revive the production of nuclear energy in our country.
deleted from the nuclear referendum in November 1987 following the tragic events resulting from the Chernobyl disaster, "Italy, became the slave of the oil (Giorgio La Malfa on" The Independent "of September 14, 2004) and subsequent polls showing that a substantial part of the country today would return on that decision. A strange
our country; nuclearists convinced when it comes to reducing the cost of the energy bill, antinuclear also believe when it comes to deciding where to place the site in the plant. It is easy if the prophets declare right now that having identified the nuclear site there are several committees in controdendenza.
It 's true that the current government is showing a great deal of decisions regarding, for example, identification of Neapolitan garbage disposal sites, militarization, and then placing them under the aegis of the Armed Forces.
Probably this is also the only card that the executive can play with a fair amount of success against those opposed to the solution of the problem now objectively intolerable in that area.
Returning to nuclear power plants, the question that each of us but we must ask now is the following: "If nuclear power plants in operation entarssero programmer from the Berlusconi government, overcoming, you also assume there with the help of the Army, the hostilities that will come from popolazioni interessate, come ci si porrà nei confronti delle popolazioni di quelle altre località in cui si dovranno stoccare i rifiuti nucleari prodotti dalle succitate centrali?"
Si starebbe delineando uno scenario da repubblica democratica piuttosto sui generis, con uno schieramento di Polizia ed Esercito sul territorio nazionale a difesa dei siti nucleari, non contro eventuali azioni terroristiche, comunque sempre possibili, ma a difesa dalle stesse popolazioni locali.
Popolazioni spaventate ma anche danneggiate economicamente, perchè il nuovo "corpo estraneo" farà scendere i valori delle case e dei terreni circostanti per un raggio di parecchi chilometri dalla sua localizzazione.
La Sardegna già opposed when it is pointed out in June 2003 as a possible site in order to realize a radioactive graveyard. The same happened when you find an area in Scanzano Jonico. In short, we're really confident that the nuclear is the best choice and not quite the easy way out, allowing anti-nuclear committees?
A danger, however, also expensive to support because of the difficulty of storing the waste for a very long time. So serious is the problem of identifying the site as a last act of the outgoing government of Romano Prodi, it was decided to extend the state secrets on the identification of unique site storage of nuclear waste. The measure was published in the Official Gazette of April 16, 2008 at No. 90, almost lost in elections, and entered into force since last May 1 in almost complete silence of the Italian media (newspapers, TV, press) who have not given importance the news.
not only Italy, but also several other European countries have chosen not to produce energy using nuclear power (Austria, Denmark, Netherlands, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, Spain and Sweden) and Germany announced in 2000 to give not just to each of the 19 nuclear power plants still in operation will reach the 32nd year of operation. Finally in 2025, also in Belgium should close its seven reactors as decided in 2002 by its Parliament.
Finally, a last consideration, the central nucleri fourth generation will be implemented from 2020/30. The Italian, third generation, should see the light, realistically, not until a decade (though, with incurable optimism, the government says five years) or 2018. Conclusion; plants operating on our territory will already be technologically obsolete within walking distance of their inauguration.
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