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As the sun set Sunday night at the Cove, tensions rose at what was another strong showing for opponents of offshore wind farms. About 100 people gathered on a cold, windy evening at the southernmost point of New Jersey to keep up the fight against offshore wind companies with a cairn lighting.

About 100 people gathered on a cold, windy evening as tempers flared at the southern-most point of New Jersey to keep the light on the fight against offshore wind companies with a cairn lighting.

A New York company plans to build an offshore wind energy project 42 miles off New Jersey.

At the end of August, I was giddily posting about more wind industry travails. In particular, the struggles Danish wind farm giant Ørsted was having as costs soared, warranty issues with expensive cra...

With U.S. Senator Bob Menendez's corruption case in mind, state Senator Michael Testa is highlighting a bill to address developer bribes.

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A judge on Tuesday agreed to release a Millville man arrested last week on charges he sexually assaulted a high school student.

Ms. Linowes says a recent sound study conducted by Rand Acoustics of the high decibel noise levels at wind survey sites finds that sonar mapping produces much louder sounds than offshore wind developers are reporting to government regulators. This would make the area in which whales could be injured by the noise much larger than is currently being monitored. “We believe this is a major factor behind the recent spate of whale deaths in the Atlantic Ocean.”

New Jersey Democrats, running a marathon to preserve control of the Legislature, are continuing to use reproductive rights as a lever with voters.

New York lawmakers are moving to close the loophole that allowed NYPA head Justin Driscoll to drop the “acting” without the Senate voting on his nomination.