LITTLE COMPTON – A local nonprofit organization has filed a federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., against multiple U.S. agencies over the approvals of two offshore wind projects off Rhode Island’s coastline, joining a chorus of other local groups that have filed similar lawsuits over the energy developments. Green Oceans, an organization
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Silly lawsuits that are more reflective of being modernity adverse as opposed to valid evidence to support their claim of environmental harm. It also ignores the fact that European coastal areas are doing just fine given their installment of over 9,000 wind turbines spread over 14 countries as opposed to the paltry 5 located on the US east coast