The battle to save our South Jersey waters continues. Growing numbers waking up to the environmental catastrophe called ‘offshore wind’. Hundreds of wind turbines, 1,000 feet tall, all along our coast.
Join the fight against taxpayer subsidized, offshore wind farms.
Attend upcoming fundraiser at Provenza in Ventnor, hosted by Defend Brigantine Beach and Downbeach. Sunday, April 21. 11a-2p.
Enjoy an amazing buffet brunch, live music, raffle, silent auction and featured speakers.
$50 per person or $80 per couple.
With the help of Gov Phil Murphy and NJ taxpayers, foreign energy companies ready to install hundreds of wind turbines just off our shores. Acres of sea beds destroyed, covered with concrete and steel. Eradication of vital marine life. Whales. Dolphins. Fisheries. Seabirds. Micro-organisms. Everything.
New Jersey will be 100% dependent on foreign owned, not-so-green energy sources. You OK with that? Your elected Downbeach and Atlantic City officials seem to be.
Local media ignoring threat. Why? Fear of losing big advertising budgets from wind companies. For years, publications like the Press of Atlantic City have been unabashed in their pro-wind stance.
Did you know? Ocean City Realtors warning home buyers to keep up with news regarding wind projects off the beaches of Ocean City.
How many Downbeach Realtors are sounding the alarm? Not many. The rest are burying their heads in the sand.
Many pleading with MMSC, Marine Mammal Stranding Center to join the fight.
Also absent in the offshore wind war: All three Downbeach Mayors.
Landgraf of Ventnor, Collins of Margate and Russo of Longport all took alleged ‘hush’ money from the Ocean Wind Pro-NJ Grantor Trust.
Maybe it’s time to call out those who support offshore wind? It’s now or never, my friends.
Stop industrialization of our Jersey coast.
Learn more: defendbrigantinebeach.org.
There is no true factual evidence to support your fears.
The science and the facts that support the realities that climate change is real and that sea levels are rising causing the flooding of our communities is what I’m afraid of. We have to transition away from fossil fuels to renewables for our energy sources.