VALLE NATURAL RÍO GRANDE
Do not! a photovoltaic industrial mega plant in the RÃo Grande Natural Valley
Because the transition to sustainable energy and
consolidation
of decarbonized energy,no
goes through thedestruction of our natural landscapes and the loss of land
cultivation.
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This model only benefits large investors and speculators,
nationals and foreigners, to the detriment of access to clean energy
by the citizens,
thus contradicting the proposals of a just transition.
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SIMULATION MEGAPROJECTS
IN COIN,
CASARABONELA
GUADALHORCE
AND CAMPILLOS
The fragmentation of a macro project into several small projects is a common practice of these companies, thus trying to evade the "Environmental Impact Report" .
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The entire final project, almost 10,000,000 m2 , will affect the municipalities of CoÃn, Alozaina, Casarabonela, Guaro, Monda, Ojén and Marbella.
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One of the "fragmented" projects presented:
more than 1,000,000 m2
The electricity production will be transported to Marbella, without any advantage for the other municipalities .
The evacuation line will have more than
20 kilometers of cabling
overhead high voltage , crossing and
affecting
to certain protected areas.
We call it by its name:
"energy colonialism"
And you,
Do you know the risks?
A great fraud is being uncovered throughout the national territory ... Under the title of " good of general or public interest / utility ", the photovoltaic companies have in their hand the Law to request the expropriation of the lands that they had first convinced to their owners to rent or sell them ...
The constant heating of photovoltaic panels
of the extension of this macroproject, causes
that the heat during the night
do not decrease, increasing
the high temperature,
both day and night.
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The City Council of Ojén
has said: NO!
And yours?
