Cumulative impact analysis is specifically called for by the Endangered Species Act, and the lawsuit simply asks that this law be enforced by the Court. There is no misinformation.
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Save the Whales: CFACT calls for banning offshore wind monopiles in favor of suction buckets
Suction bucket technology is simple and elegant.
Coalition Files Notice of Intent to Sue Federal Agencies to Stop Whale-killing Virginia Wind Project
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and the National Marine Fisheries Service have violated federal law by finding that the Virginia Offshore Wind project will not result in the destruction…
Offshore wind is systematically violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act
Clearly a thorough investigation is called for. In the meantime this illegal harassment must cease. Active IHAs should be suspended and no more issued until this issue is resolved.
The Wind Industry’s Ignored Consequences: Whales in Peril
it’s clear that the American people and our representatives cannot trust NOAA and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), the two government agencies that, for years, have repeatedly betrayed…
Ignoring dead whales, NOAA proposes another site survey off New Jersey
In the offshore wind stampede Biden’s National Marine Fisheries Service has lost sight of its mission to protect marine mammals.
Polar Wildlife Report reveals Arctic and Antarctic animals were thriving in 2022
From Polar Bear Science Susan Crockford The Polar Wildlife Report is a peer reviewed summary of the most recent information on polar animals, relative to historical records, based on a review of…
Save the Whales… Or Save the Planet?
Guest “Did the whales do this on porpoise?” by David Middleton Vineyard Wind Harpooned By New Federal Lawsuit By Robert BryceDecember 27, 2021 Despite more than a decade of hype and…
Speculation on ice-trapped whales: science-based fiction vs. dishonest science
Ice entrapment of whales is known to happen across the Arctic, including Davis Strait and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. How common such phenomena were in the past or might…
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