Italy: CIA counts damage suffered by farmers in eastern Sicily, tragic mistake to believe in the Draghi Government

Published 2021년 11월 17일

Tridge summary

Southern Italy, particularly Sicily, is experiencing severe agricultural damage due to excessive rainfall, winds, tornadoes, and hydrogeological instability, as reported by the Italian Farmers Confederation (CIA). These adverse weather conditions have led to crop damage, waterlogging, and fungal growth, disrupting sowing and production. The CIA is calling for a change in approach to address climate change and terrestrial maintenance, and is urging institutions for preventive and curative measures, research investments, and safety enhancements. The article also criticizes the southern Italian government for its inadequate response to climate change and requests the inclusion of the region in the country's ecological transition plans.

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"Flooded fields and distorted greenhouses, thousands of hectares of seasonal crops under water, suffocated and attacked by fungi, due to humidity and rain. Sowing at a standstill and production already 70% watered down. This is the dramatic picture that emerges from an initial survey by the Italian CIA-Agricoltori, after the latest wave of bad weather that has brought southern agriculture to its knees, with Sicily in the lead ". Thus opens the press release of the Italian Farmers Confederation (CIA) of Sicily. Where we talk about the ongoing climate changes and the effects that these changes are producing on the agricultural world of our island. Adverse effects: "The scattered and continuous rainfall, strong winds, tornadoes and water bombs continue to damage farms and the life of entire communities - comments CIA President of Eastern Sicily, Giuseppe Di Silvestro -. Against climate change we need a change of approach and serious maintenance of the territory, we are launching yet ...

Source: Inuovivespri