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Buttigieg’s DOT Approved Windmill Projects Near Highways and Railroads Despite Safety Concerns, Records Show

  • Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has launched a review of wind projects near highways and railroads, citing safety concerns regarding turbines affecting communications.
  • Duffy stated that at least 33 safety recommendations for wind turbines were overruled between 2023 and 2024, risking radio communication interference according to the Department of Transportation.
  • The Department of Transportation mandates a minimum 1.2-mile distance between wind turbines and transportation infrastructure for future projects.
  • Duffy criticized the Biden administration for prioritizing clean energy investments over safety, stating, 'Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg put climate religion ahead of safety'.
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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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