„Siguranță națională” fără nicio expertiză. Cum forțează statul finalizarea hidrocentralei comuniste de la Răstolița, deși a pierdut definitiv în instanță

The Răstolița hydroelectric project, initiated in 1989, has faced legal and environmental challenges, with over €200 million spent and no energy produced. Despite a court ruling halting deforestation in a protected area, the Romanian government continues to push for completion, citing national security. The project is expected to generate less than 0.1% of Romania's electricity, raising concerns about its necessity and environmental impact. Recent legislation allows the government to bypass environmental protections, further complicating the situation.