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Best-Selling Author to Discuss Wind Farm Technology Thursday 7 p m at OC Music Pier
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An organization comprising current and former elected officials dedicated to solving the climate crisis is speaking in favor of New Jersey’s planned giant wind farm 15 miles off the coast of Atlantic City. The groups is urging all Garden State residents to get behind the project.
The New Jersey chapter of Elected Officials to Protect America, which announced 110 elected officials from across New Jersey have signed a letter of support for the responsible development of offshore wind, held a virtual news conference Tuesday to highlight the benefits of developing this clean energy source.
Atlantic County Commissioner Caren Fitzpatrick, who’s a member of the group, said anyone who lives along the coast knows climate change is real and must be addressed.
Best-Selling Author to Discuss Wind Farm Technology Thursday 7 p.m. at OC Music Pier
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July 11, 2021
Author and environmental advocate Michael Shellenberger will be the guest speaker Thursday evening at the Ocean City Music Pier.
By DONALD WITTKOWSKI
Best-selling author and nationally known environmental advocate Michael Shellenberger scoffs at the notion that ocean wind farms, like the one proposed off the South Jersey coast, are a good source of renewable, green energy.
He regards them more as an industrialized threat to the environment, to the commercial fishing industry, to marine life and wildlife.
“The big push to industrialize the East Coast will ruin the East Coast. It’s a gross environmental injustice,” he said.