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Environmentalist Calls Sonar Mapping for Wind Farms the Biggest Environmental Scandal in 30 years

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Atlantic City NJ, sonar mapping associated with building offshore wind turbines may have led to an unprecedented number of dead whales landing on local beaches in recent months. While the Murphy administration refuses to investigate and denies the connection.

They are not alone ,the Biden administration also denies there’s any connection, claiming that something else must be causing the mammals to beach. But residents of coastal communities in the Northeast say the government is engaged in blatant “hypocrisy” after the same federal agencies almost regulated local fishermen completely out of business in an effort to protect whales, without any data showing fishermen bring any harm to them. Now the Feds are resisting efforts to get to the bottom of why so many whales are washing up dead on beaches.

Michael Shellenberger, an environmentalist who’s broken with extreme “green groups,” has now produced a new documentary called “Thrown To The Wind,” that examines the whale controversy.

“The biggest ‘green’ groups in America are completely in the tank when it comes to renewable energy,” says energy analyst Robert Bryce. “They aren’t concerned about the ongoing slaughter of our wildlife by the wind industry.” Marine life is the latest casualty of the climate-industrial complex.

 

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5 thoughts on “Environmentalist Calls Sonar Mapping for Wind Farms the Biggest Environmental Scandal in 30 years

  1. What does Peter Primavera think about windmills ?

  2. Put them on rt 17.

  3. “There’s boat traffic in areas that there hasn’t previously been boat traffic? Sorry buddy, those shipping lanes have been there for a hundred years.

    Yes, NOAA and BOEM are lying to you . . . But why?

  4. Why can’t we put them in the pine barrens where nobody would see or care?

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