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The tribe’s fight against Rome-based Enel began in 2011 and is the longest-running legal battle over wind energy in American history.

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When it comes to zoning and property rights in rural America, Big Green can count on Gov. Whitmer and other Dems to carry its water.

The latest rejections in Kansas, Ohio, and Iowa illustrate the tide has turned against ugly wind and solar monstrosities.

I must admit I laughed out loud when reading a November 16 report by the BBC detailing the Rishi Sunak government’s latest award of massive new subsidies to the UK’s offshore wind developers.

Paying more for electricity is going to mean cheaper bills? Really?

Jim Breuer believes sonars used by authorities to map the seafloor for suitable places to put wind turbines are killing whales.

New Jersey residents, lawmakers and a former SNL star are fighting against off-shore wind along the east coast, claiming the sonar blasting is behind dozens of whales in the past year.

Gov. Mark Gordon defends his “all of the above” green energy boondoggle as good policy. But ratepayers are learning the hard truth that wind power is neither cheap nor effective.

What is the point of these arbitrary goals, other than to provide politicians like Gov. Murphy and President Biden with opportunities to virtue signal to well-funded environmental groups during their next re-election campaigns? No one seems to want to admit it, but it must be said that offshore wind serves absolutely no purpose at all on a power grid that cannot be filled more cheaply and effectively by an array of other power generation sources. It is without doubt an ineffective, enor...