Fox News: Whale of a lawsuit threatens to swallow up Biden green energy agenda
The groups claim that the Virginia Offshore Wind project would threaten the North Atlantic right whale
The groups claim that the Virginia Offshore Wind project would threaten the North Atlantic right whale
NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has authorized Dominion to acoustically harass almost 80,000 marine mammals and these noise harassments are certainly adverse impacts.
CFACT' President Craig Rucker appeared on OAN to discuss the Biden Administration's rush to approve wind turbines without regard to risks to marine life.
Do dense clusters of massive wind turbines in marine habitats pose a threat to marine mammals? Our government "watchdogs" don't want to know.
Government watchdogs have not done their due diligence before rushing to approve big wind.
Suction buckets are a wind turbine foundation design that eliminates the need for those incredibly loud giant monopiles.
In formal comments CFACT has asked EPA to assess the adverse impact of the giant Virginia offshore wind project on air and water quality. The issue is far reaching because all big offshore wind facilities could have these adverse effects.
By commissioning expensive and inefficient wind and solar electric generating facilities, India may have dug the grave of its own efforts to save the critically endangered great Indian bustard.
Wind energy is intermittent and unpredictable. Every megawatt must be backed up with reliable alternative power sources.
Here is a quick overview of three serious wind turbine events that are worth careful consideration.
Offshore wind development is placing enormous stress on the American commercial fishing fleet
Submit your comment on Senator Sheldon Whitehouse's wind turbine bill.
As environmental impact statements go, this one is a joke.
"There is substantial grass roots opposition to these projects coming from commercial fishermen and those upset about their impact on marine mammals and in particular whales
BY NICK POPE: 84 wind turbines coming down on Osage tribal land in Oklahoma at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars.