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Protect Our Coast is a united non-partisan group with one common goal, Stop Offshore Wind Turbines and Prevent The Industrialization Of The Oceans. Large scale offshore wind developments were expedited without detailing the true effects on fisheries, wildlife and coastal communities.
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Protect Our Coast NJ Files US Supreme Court Brief In Support Of Seafreeze Challenge To Vineyard Wind Offshore Project
Argues climate activists in the Biden Administration created a shadow regulatory process that fast-tracked offshore wind, ignored threats to endangered right whales, ratepayers, taxpayers and the tourism industry
“The fight against the industrialization of our oceans is not over,” said POCNJ President Robin Shaffer.“ Even now, the Empire Wind project off norther New Jersey and New York City is dumping hundreds of thousands of tons of rock onto the seafloor, destroying sea life and habitat forever. POCNJ is happy to support Seafreeze in its efforts against the Vineyard Wind project. Vineyard Wind is the site of the single worst offshore wind environmental disaster in U.S. history. This was a direct result of the Biden Administration’s shadow regulatory approach that cut corners in order to rush offshore wind projects through the permitting process.”
“There can be no doubt whatsoever that the Biden Administration handed its review of offshore wind projects to climate activists within the Administration who created a shadow regulatory process that intentionally ignored the multiple statutory and regulatory requirements related to economic impact,” Donohue argues to the U.S. Supreme Court. “In so doing, the Biden Administration not only moved the extraordinarily endangered right whale one step closer to extinction, it also placed in economic peril countless businesses and families that depend on commercial fishing and coastal tourism for their livelihood.”
