Scenes from the NE Fishermen's Stewardship Assoc. flotilla protest at the Vineyard Wind farm today.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Flotilla against Vineyard Wind and their broken wind turbine in Nantucket. We will continue to #FightSalty to protect our coasts from offshore wind.

According to wind industry stats, we can expect at least 1 broken blade per 65 turbines per year.

Scenes from Sunday’s peaceful protest at the site of the Vineyard Wind blade disaster. Thanks to everyone who participated on land and sea: to NEFSA for organizing the event; to the boat captains, and to Rose Willis, Sue Zarba, and Will Sennott for the great photography (and

NJ held a public hearing in Brigantine on August 13th. No one was censored. No one was attacked. This is how it’s supposed to work in Newport, RI also. #brigantine #njshore #longbeachisland #barnagetbay #nantucket #marthasvineyard #bladefailure #greenoceans #avangrid

My biggest concern with Ørsted U.S. is that they refuse to talk to the local media or answer any questions we have on behalf of taxpayers. Our repeated requests have been denied. They are building a huge and controversial project and are radio silent! That’s scary. NBC 10 WJAR

Read N-Magazine Publisher #BrucePercelay letter with respect to the ⁦Vineyard Wind⁩ #BigWind project that will likely “…haunt us for years to come”. ⁦Nantucket Current⁩ ⁦The Boston Globe⁩ ⁦The New York Times⁩ ⁦Green Oceans⁩

Nantucket Land & Water Council making a strong statement Re: the ⁦Vineyard Wind⁩ blade explosion/disaster that continues to pollute the ocean & coastal communities for 7 weeks.Green Oceans⁩ ⁦@nJ coast_protect⁩ ⁦⁦SaveLBI⁩ nantucketcurrent.com/opinion/nantuc…

We applaud Green Oceans and the minority of Newport’s City Council in tackling the issue of governmental bias that promotes offshore wind development. The article posted below provides some background; however, it is a disgrace that it references a discredited Brown University

Cape Cod Times Vineyard Wind GE Vernova Boston Herald Barbara Durkin Bonnie Brady The Boston Globe Bruce Mohl Jon Chesto Jesse Watters Green Oceans National Wind Watch The Associated Press Remember when Massachusetts, institutes, and biologists were leaders in whale conservation efforts? What happened?

“We are shocked that the New England states are awarding Avangrid and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners with new development contracts less than two months after the blade debacle at Vineyard Wind.” Read NEFSA CEO, Jerry Leeman’s full statement here: nefishermen.org/post/nefsa-ceo…

“OSW is a heartless enterprise capitalizing on the concerns for climate change without adequate due diligence, forcing environmental powerhouses to remain silent, and leaving no room for compassionate intent.” -Michael Lombardi ecoRI News ecori.org/commonsense-en…

On this absolutely gorgeous day, folks around the Newport RI area need to look out at the ocean. The beautiful landscape has been changed and will continue to be changed In addition to dozens of windmills, don’t forget we will also have a number of substations that will be

.Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance's latest video on @Maura_Healey gaslighting her constituents in favor of more offshore wind. The Governor never discloses the price for ratepayers & no mention of the broken turbine blade sitting at the bottom of the ocean. ⚡️🌊 #mapoli #Nantucket #MarthasVineyard

As a founding member of our Save the Right Whales Coalition, Mr. Shellenberger is a knowledgeable and sound voice when it comes to the #EnvironmentalDisaster that is otherwise known as #BigOffshoreWind. Nantucket Current The New York Times Green Oceans

Super Typhoon Yagi recently toppled at least five turbines at a wind farm on the Chinese island province of Hainan. The wind speed was 92 mph—for reference, a Cat 2 hurricane unleashes winds in excess of 96 mph. High winds were also to blame for the recent Dogger Bank blade

OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE BLADE FAILURES "For wind turbines, lower reliability levels are accepted compared to many other civil engineering structures, such as buildings, bridges, and oil and gas facilities, because the failure of a wind turbine does not lead to a large probability

Our oceans would not be the same without the beautiful marine life that lives there! We must protect their home from the dangers of offshore wind.