Fin a un conflicto de 12 años: la Junta impide la creación de una finca de regadío en pleno corredor biológico de Almería
La administración justifica que la zona carece de recursos hídricos suficientes y que el proyecto afectaría de manera irreversible a hábitats de interés comunitario
A 12-year conflict has finally been resolved by the Junta de Andalucía, which has denied the creation of a new irrigated plantation in the Almería biological corridor. The company, Calebus S.A., had planned to convert over 500 hectares of forest into an agricultural site, incorporating fruit trees, medicinal plants, intensive greenhouses, pathways, waterways, ships, and an electrical tower.
The initiative began in the summer of 2014 and has undergone numerous administrative procedures, legal challenges, and a verdict from the TSJA. However, after 12 years, the Junta has finally ruled against the project due to violations of urban planning regulations, adverse effects on nature, and water scarcity.
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