Chumash Tribe, Conservationists Oppose Offshore Wind Turbines

Members of the Northern Chumash Tribe and conservationists want to preserve 140 miles of California’s central coastline, extending offshore more than 70 miles in some areas, to protect tribal history and biodiversity.

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