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
Do dense clusters of massive wind turbines in marine habitats pose a threat to marine mammals? Our government "watchdogs" don't want to know.
Suction buckets are a wind turbine foundation design that eliminates the need for those incredibly loud giant monopiles.
Ocean noise is such a problem the pile-driving teams use acoustic deterrents — loud noises designed to scare marine life away before they get started on the industrial noise. But even the “safety warning” may itself be dangerous.
The Endangered Species Act has failed at recovering species.
The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) released a lengthy report on what is known as the “dead ocean” threat with a focus on the Nantucket region, specifically what are called the Nantucket shoals.
BY PATRICIA VAUGHN: In an effort to save lions in Sub-Saharan Africa, CFACT has partnered with conservationist Patricia Vaughn who has worked extensively in this field.
Government regulators are industrializing our coast without understanding the danger to marine mammals, and CFACT's study shows the turbines don't even reduce CO2.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and the National Marine Fisheries Service have violated federal law by finding that the Virginia Offshore Wind project will not result in the destruction of the North Atlantic right whale as a species.
The potential harm to marine mammals must be taken into account. Read now.
The Biden Administration's rush to industrialize our unspoiled coast threatens marine mammals. Watch CFACT's Craig Rucker and the protest to save the whales at beautiful Cape May.
New evidence says that offshore wind sonar surveys may have committed hundreds of thousands of violations of the MMPA, each potentially subject to tens of thousands of dollars in fines.
BOEM pretends it knows the noise impairment levels for Right Whales but hides its own admitted lack of knowledge on the issue and also obscures its ongoing research.
The jaguars and pumas of northeastern Brazil are being wantonly sacrificed in the name of “clean,” “climate friendly” renewable energy.
One focuses on the harm caused by offshore wind, the other may be waking up to the danger.