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WindAction | R.I. fishing panel resigns en masse over offshore wind approvals - Vimarsana News

WindAction | R.I. fishing panel resigns en masse over offshore wind approvals

Fed up with state coastal regulators’ perceived “deference” to offshore wind developers, all nine members of an advisory panel of Rhode Island fishing industry representatives have quit. In a letter sent Thursday, Aug. 31, to Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council (CRMC) Executive Director Jeff Willis, the entire Rhode Island Fishermen’s Advisory Board (FAB) declared its members were resigning effective immediately. The decision comes amid mounting tension between offshore wind developers and fishermen over the slew of offshore wind p...

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

RI fishermen's board resigns en masse over Biden admin-backed offshore wind farm: 'Wholesale ocean destruction' - Vimarsana News

RI fishermen's board resigns en masse over Biden admin-backed offshore wind farm: 'Wholesale ocean destruction'

A plan backed by the Biden administration to OK a string of wind farms off Rhode Island has prompted every member of a fishing regulatory board in the state to resign.

Source: nypost.com
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.'

Source: yahoo.com