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TAV. 7 -– Corsi A e D -

I.C.S. “E. ARMAFORTE” – ALTOFONTE (PA) – A. S. 2008/2009 PROGETTO COMENIUS “PROTEGGIAMO LA NOSTRA ACQUA” - Il controllo dell’acqua -Le contr ô le de l’eau- -The control of the water-. TAV. 7 -– Corsi A e D -.

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TAV. 7 -– Corsi A e D -

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  1. I.C.S. “E. ARMAFORTE” – ALTOFONTE (PA) – A. S. 2008/2009PROGETTO COMENIUS “PROTEGGIAMO LA NOSTRA ACQUA”- Il controllo dell’acqua -Le contrôle de l’eau--The control of the water- TAV. 7 -– Corsi A e D - Nel Prga(Piano regolatore generale degli acquedotti) redatto dal Ministero dei lavori pubblici e approvato nel 1968 figuravano solo 13 pozzi, di cui due salini e quattro in via di esaurimento per impoverimento della falda, mentre non c'era traccia dei pozzi ricchissimi d'acqua gestiti privatamente e illegalmente. Ovviamente la falda freatica andava impoverendosi per il vero e proprio saccheggio perpetrato dai privati e in molti pozzi era già in stato avanzato l'intrusione di acqua marina che ne rendeva impossibile l'uso. L'acqua dovrebbe essere un bene pubblico, invece l' Azienda municipale acquedotto di Palermo (Amap) prende in affitto i pozzi dei privati e negli anni '70 il Comune di Palermo paga quella che dovrebbe essere la sua acqua circa 800 milioni l'anno. Dans le Prga (Plan régulateur général des aqueducs), compilé par le Bureau des travaux publics et approuvé en 1968, sont apparus seulement 13 puits entre lesquels deux salés et quatre en train de s’épuiser pour appauvrissement des eaux souterraines pendant qu'il n'y avait aucune trace des puits riches en eaux, rendus privés illégalement. Évidemment les eaux souterraines étaient en train de s’appauvrir pour le pillage perpétré dans beaucoup de puits et par conséquence il y avait l'intrusion d'eau de mer qui a rendu l'usage impossible . L'eau devrait être un bien public, au contraire l'aqueduc de Palerme (Amap) loue les puits des privés et dans les années 70 la Mairie de Palerme paie ce qui devrait être son eau, autour de 800 millions l’année. In the Prga (Regulating General Plan of Aqueducts) drawn up by Ministry of Public works and approved in 1968 there were only 13 wells of which two salted and four going to be exhausted for the deteriorating of the stratum while there wasn’t traces of wells very rich of water managed in a private and an illegal way. Obviously the freatic stratum was deprived by the plunder of privates and in several wells there was the intruding of sea water that made impossible to use it. Water should be a public good, instead the Municipal Company Aqueducts of Palermo (AMAP) rents the private wells and in the 70s the Council of Palermo pays what should be its own water 800 millions of euros in a year.

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