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Letter: Biased and defamatory reporting on wind issues | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay - Vimarsana News

Letter: Biased and defamatory reporting on wind issues | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay

Biased and defamatory. These two words describe EcoRI writer Mary Lhowes’ portrayal of Green Oceans President Lisa Quattrocki Knight’s September 19th presentation on wind industry …

NOAA could designate cod habitat around Cox Ledge, wind power sites - Vimarsana News

NOAA could designate cod habitat around Cox Ledge, wind power sites

NOAA is considering a habitat of concern designation around offshore wind lease areas in New England.

Coastal News Today | MA - NOAA could designate cod habitat around Cox Ledge, wind power sites - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | MA - NOAA could designate cod habitat around Cox Ledge, wind power sites

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is considering whether to outline a “habitat area of particular concern’ in and around offshore wind lease areas off southern New England.

R.I. Fishermen's Advisory Board members resign, to protest offshore wind process | Westerly - Vimarsana News

R.I. Fishermen's Advisory Board members resign, to protest offshore wind process | Westerly

In a strongly worded letter calling the process “political theater,” the nine members of the Rhode Island Fishermen’s Advisory Board (FAB) resigned en masse on Friday, refusing to work any

This board advises the state on offshore wind's impacts on fisheries. They all just resigned. - Vimarsana News

This board advises the state on offshore wind's impacts on fisheries. They all just resigned.

The panel's former members said they did not want their names connected to the CRMC approvals amounting to 'wholesale ocean destruction.'

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