Focusing on a Mediterranean case study located in the Sardinian Sulcis sub region, The Give and Take of Wind explores local positions in response of European transitional politics. What are the practices, horizons of meaning and alternative strategies of those who oppose them? This book seeks to understand whether the struggle around the off shore wind farm provides the basis for redefining political subjectivity, extraction and the environment. By examining the small Sulcitanian island of San Pietro, the book describes an ongoing process and helps shed light on the issues, contributing to a broader anthropological debate on identity constructs, territorial sovereignty, energy democracy, public participation and the (consequent) redefinition of the political sphere. The book shows a process of re-semantization resulting from cases of expropriation that have also influenced political language, restoring cultural meaning through the politicization of certain cultural, biological and atmospheric elements.