“This is just one more indication of Dominion’s bad faith and attempted cover up by sidestepping regulations that would not only protect the right whale but also help save many other marine species whose lives will be put in jeopardy by this unwanted and unnecessary project.”
Back in the sixties and seventies "Save the Whales” was the exclusive domain of the political Left. As Bob Dylan might say, “the times they are a changin.”
There is no mention of the huge federal harassment prediction numbers.
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.
As environmental impact statements go, this one is a joke.
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.
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 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.
Over 120 people gathered to protest offshore wind energy in Cape May, New Jersey and call attention to mounting numbers of whales being washed up along the East Coast this year.