Protect Marine Wildlife
It has been clear for a long time that Gov. Phil Murphy’s irrational green energy goals, facilitated by offshore wind projects, may pose significant risks to marine life.
Since December, New Jersey has recorded an alarming number of whale deaths, and recently, eight dolphins died after washing ashore in Sea Isle City. While the DEP claims there is no link between wind farms and damage to marine life, the logical thing to do would be to pause all offshore wind projects until we have more data.
Despite these deaths, Gov. Murphy is continuing his aggressive green energy goals, which call for increasing offshore electric wind generation to 11,000 megawatts by 2040. To date, several offshore wind projects have been approved by the state Board of Public Utilities. One would add 98 wind turbines in Ocean and Cape May counties and others could produce as many as 350 along Atlantic County’s shoreline.
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What’s in the News:
- VIDEO: Testa Talks About Republican Efforts to Save the Whales on Fox News with Martha MacCallum
- VIDEO: Testa Talks About Wind Farm Concerns & Whale Deaths on Fox & Friends
- VIDEO: Senate Republicans Explore Whale Deaths & Wind Farm Concerns at Independent Hearing
- Southern Shore Lawmakers Say Unprecedented Whale and Dolphin Deaths Warrant Suspension of Offshore Wind Projects
- 8 dolphins dead after mass stranding event in Sea Isle City, New Jersey
- Dolphin Deaths Spur Calls for Wind Power Halt in New Jersey
- Another Dead Whale Washes Up – This Time In Ocean City, N.J.
- Sea Isle City residents express concern over rising number of dolphin strandings, deaths