DAILYCALLER (Kenneth Rapoza) - Blue State’s Green Energy Push Threatens Iconic ‘Sacred’ Food Source
‘the real cod is not doing nearly as well’
‘the real cod is not doing nearly as well’
RWE U.S. Offshore will use the settlement money to redirect resources into "energy projects that can be advanced with certainty," which includes LNG infrastructure and natural gas-peaking power plants.
The Trump administration is launching a federal review of the California Coastal Commission, escalating its dispute with California officials over energy policy and development.
The Trump administration is launching a federal review of the California Coastal Commission, escalating its dispute with California officials over energy policy. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Trump administration has announced plans to evaluate the performance of the California Coastal Commission, citing concerns over the state’s handling of federally approved coastal management programs. The review comes as tensions escalate between federal officials and California’s Democrat leaders over energy production and environmental policies. DETAIL: Under federal law, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration must periodically evaluate state coastal management programs, and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has accused the…Open
It’s the third such deal the Interior Department has struck to pay firms to abandon plans for offshore turbines, spending roughly $2.5 billion to get companies to abandon their wind projects.
The campaign includes mobile billboards around Washington D.C. during Ocean Week displaying phrases such as, "They call it green energy...we call it INDUSTRIALIZING THE OCEAN” and "Thank you President Trump for defending commercial fishermen against offshore wind!"
The court filings in the saga reveal the financial uncertainty of the project — and possibly the industry — which could become a serious problem when it comes time to remove the hundreds of massive towers now being pounded into the sea floor.
Offshore wind projects are financial and environmental disasters.
Seven states are suing the Trump administration over a nearly $1 billion deal to end French energy company TotalEnergies' offshore wind development off the East Coast.
New York Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit argues that the agreement to end the offshore wind project will harm the plaintiff states' economies, their energy grids and the states' climate goals.
New York’s attorney general is suing the Trump administration over one of its deals to end an offshore wind project