Win for CFACT as Trump halts all significant offshore wind projects
Santa brought CFACT's present early when he chucked a massive lump of coal smack-dab into Dominion Energy's stocking.
Santa brought CFACT's present early when he chucked a massive lump of coal smack-dab into Dominion Energy's stocking.
A new lawsuit could finally end the secrecy surrounding wind turbines killing eagles.
In the last 4 million years, corals have only survived 90 or more ice-age cycles.
Land-based wind turbines kill golden eagles, so every turbine requires an Eagle Protection Act permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to kill them.
"During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about offshore wind farms."
"Research indicates pile-driving noise is approximately 3.2 times more harmful to whales than sonar surveys, dramatically increasing risks of permanent auditory injuries and fatalities."
Every on-land wind project requires a permit to kill eagles from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).
America's bald and golden eagles are at risk as Fish and Wildlife Service underestimates required turbine kill "offsets" by a factor as high as 241.
For far too long, Green campaigners have shamelessly used the ESA to deprive property owners of the freedom to responsibly use their land.
The Endangered Species Act today serves the anti-capitalist gadflies of the Left far better than it protects wildlife. Read CFACT's official submission.
The agencies’ interpretation and application has nearly deformed the term "harm" into an arbitrarily wielded national land use veto.
The States have not properly considered where this action might lead. In fact they have probably asked the Court for the wrong thing.
About 15 years ago the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) determined that the golden eagle population could not withstand an increase in human caused mortality.
The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project, which is being built by Dominion Energy off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia, is the largest boondoggle project of all, and it is subject to all of the same concerns about offshore wind.
The offset is called "compensatory mitigation" which means the wind power facility pays the FWS or their agents to have their eagle killing offset by helping others live someplace else.