The main part of the green energy project, Biden gives medicine Bragging, now lying in ruins, polluting some of the beautiful oceans and seashores of the United States in Natakite, Massachusetts.
Exclusive images obtained by Fox News Digital Show break the remains of marine wind turbines caused by vineyard wind in Biden Administment’s green energy project.
The turbine was recently struck by lightning, and just a few months later, one of its blades dangerously fell into the Atlantic Ocean, dropping non-biodegradable fiberglass fragments into the water, some of which were flushed in the north shore, forcing six nantucket beaches to close.
Exclusive images obtained by Fox News Digital Show break the remains of marine wind turbines caused by vineyard wind in Biden Administment’s green energy project.
this Cape Cod Time The damaged turbine was hit by lightning on February 27 and “started and fell off.”
Today – just a few years after the Biden administration announced the project in 2021 – the turbine is located in ruins with internal materials just 14 nautical miles from Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
May 2021, Biden Era Ministry of the Interior Announced approval for the construction and operation of the Vineyard Wind Project and said it would be the first large-scale offshore wind project in the United States. The government touted the project to promote its green energy goals.
Former President Joe Biden’s Interior Secretary Deb Haaland Calling the project a “important step towards the goal of the government creating good union work while combating climate change and providing power to the country.”
The main part of the first green energy project that the Biden administration bragged about is in ruins, polluting some of the beautiful American oceans and waterfronts in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
She said this is “one of many actions we are determined to open up economic opportunities for more Americans.”
Biden’s Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo “This project is an example of the investment needed to achieve the ambitious climate goals of the Biden-Harris government and I am honored to be part of the team leading the offshore wind,” said the company.
But after the project fell into a literal flame, local residents had more choices about the Biden administration’s “ambitious climate goals.”
“Everyone wants a healthy planet, but when people who advocate for Green Planet damage its planet, it will let you stop.” Dave Portnoy, president of Barstool Sports at nantucket homeowners, told Fox News Digital after the blades fell off and fell into the ocean.
“Destroyed by Negligence”: Dave Portnoy
The boat was drawn along one of the docks in Nantkit. (David McGlynn for Fox News Digital)
Portnoy lamented that those who paid a lot of money just couldn’t visit the closed beaches.
“The family saved years of time to take a vacation to Nantucket and just ruined it by negligence,” he said.
Another local resident, Mary Chalke, posted on X on March 23 that she will continue to find fiberglass fragments of blades on the nantucket beach on the south side of the island.
this Vineyard Gazette The report said that the manufacturing defects of the broken blade were not captured during the inspection and that 66 blades in the project may have the same problem. The exit report has ordered vineyard wind to remove all potentially defective leaves.
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The turbine was recently struck by lightning, and just a few months later its blades dangerously fell into the Atlantic Ocean, dropping fragments of non-biodegradable fiberglass into the water, some of which washed ashore, forcing six Nantucket beaches to close. (David McGlynn for Fox News Digital)
Media said that as of January, only one planned turbine was running.
A source familiar with the project said its catastrophic failures were a “shining example” of how these failed green energy projects can harm the environment.
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“This kind of wind turbine was hit by lightning in the ocean in just a few months,” the source said.
First day in the office President Donald Trump New or updated approvals, rights of way, permits, leases or loans are suspended for review of offshore wind projects to review federal wind leasing and licensing practices. He also issued a memorandum that temporarily withdrew the shelf from the offshore wind lease.
