Referendum drills: Renzi protagonist of the new action Greenpeace – Stadio24.com

April 17 scrapping continues .

Greenpeace likes to joke on the referendum April 17 on the drills . It is not an April Fool arrived late, but a provocation of Greenpeace: a mock election leaflet from the association environmentalist volunteers will distribute today in 30 cities to remember the commitments made by Renzi content power just two years ago, and today blatantly denied by the support for drills and the many measures that are unfavorable to renewable .

Matthew Renzi smiling on a flyer that reads “on referendum of the April 17 vote Yes” and “Rottamiamo drills “. On the back of the flyer is in fact points out: “If the promises were not just words, today Renzi would certainly have invited you to vote Yes to the referendum against drills April 17th. We free our sea , rottamiamo the drills . ” It follows an imaginary letter in perfect style renziano, where we read: “We have a challenge before us: to give room for change, not resignation.” Returns the Background > International that in 2014 Monetary Italy has promoted fossil fuels with 13.2 billion dollars, a figure even rising compared to 12.8 billion in 2013.

“we do not say ‘we do new drilling’, but we ask ‘what we already have, we can end them?’ Who will vote yes to the referendum will vote in the facts to block the continuation of those that already exist, the consequence is not only the dismissal of 11 thousand people, but also that “we will have to buy oil by Arabs and Russians wasting that is already there

“.” With this initiative we wanted to remember the promise that Renzi had just two years ago, “says Andrea Boraschi , Head of the campaign Energy and Climate Greenpeace .

So Greenpeace plays paper of an aggressive communication but behind those found effective, destined to blow up all the contradictions of the government Renzi on oil gas and referendum of 17, they are hiding discutibilissime taken of scientific position and an ideology that does not seem able to really address realistically the major issues related to the sustainability of the energy transition in place. “On the referendum of 17 April vote Yes.”

The flyer Greenpeace has two sides one mirrors the other: on the one hand a letter with at the bottom of the signature of the Prime Minister, in which Renzi explains the reasons that led him to ask the citizens to go to the polls, feeling “ need ” to write to his constituents .