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Donald Trump · New York

Trump administration issues order to stop construction on New York offshore wind project

41% Left coverage: 68 sources

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Wind Power · Callantsoog

Two crew members hurt when ship crashed into windmill on North Sea

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

A ship collided with a windmill in the North Sea off the coast of Noord-Holland on Sunday morning. Two crew members got hurt, the rescue institution KNRM reported.The accident happened just before 7:00 a.m., about 24 kilometers from Callantsoog. Several ships from the coast guard and the KNRM responded to the supply ship, named Glomar Venture.See the Story

Donald Trump · New York

Newest federal decision chilling for wind industry - The Martha's Vineyard Times

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The federal government has ordered a fully-permitted offshore wind farm already under construction off of Long Island to halt operations in a move that could set a new precedent for projects not far from the Island’s coast, creating further uncertainty for the nascent industry. On Wednesday, U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum posted on X plans to order the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to immediately halt all construction…See the Story

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