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The Day - Winds of change - News from southeastern Connecticut

Think of it as Oil Patch version 2.0. As the nation s nascent offshore wind industry begins revving up, New London and the surrounding region are poised to become front-and-center in the push to bring large-scale offshore renewable energy to the nation. Roughly 10 big commercial wind projects  some languishing in the pipeline for years are beginning to catch a tangible updraft. Once turning, colossal turbines rising off southern New England s coast will bring enough power ashore to light millions of homes. Illustration by Scott Ritter/The Day  In Connecticut, a major overhaul of State Pier in New London is expected to begin this spring. Danish wind developer Ørsted, and its partner, New England s Eversource Energy, will use the revamped pier as a staging area for three big projects in federal waters just east of Block Island, R.I.

More Than 400 Face Masks, Gloves Littered Connecticut s Public Spaces

More Than 400 Face Masks, Gloves Littered Connecticut s Public Spaces Siobhan McGirl © Provided by NBC Connecticut When Michiela Messner led a cleanup day at Rocky Neck State Park, she was not surprised to find a new kind of pandemic-fueled trash left behind: disposable masks. I was more disappointed that they found it, said Messner. I was really upset that it has come to this too. Messner is a volunteer with Save the Sound. Every year the Connecticut nonprofit takes part in an international coastal cleanup. This past fall, the group cleaned more than 100 miles in the state and picked up 441 pieces of PPE in one day.

The Day - Perfect kite weather - News from southeastern Connecticut

Perfect kite weather Christopher Morrell, 9, of Groton, runs with a kite to get it in the air as he joins his mother Brandi, not pictured, at the University of Connecticut s Avery Point campus in Groton on Monday, April 5, 2021. “This is just perfect kite flying weather, said Brandi of the wind conditions. The two decided to spend some time in the morning at the campus with the kite as Christopher had the day off from school. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Christopher Morrell, 9, of Groton, tries not to hit his mother Brandi as they fly a kite at the University of Connecticut s Avery Point campus in Groton on Monday, April 5, 2021. “This is just perfect kite flying weather, said Brandi of the wind conditions. The two decided to spend some time in the morning at the campus with the kite as Christopher had the day off from school. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

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