To the Editor:
The placement of wind turbines in the ocean close to the most beautiful of all New Jersey natural resources is foolish and shortsighted, motivated not by concerns for the environment, but rather by corporate profit and greed.
Claiming the turbines will only be visible about 30% of the time in the month of April is deceptive at best. I am able to see the skyline of Atlantic City most days, and I live about 20 miles north of Atlantic City at the northern end of LBI.
July 6, 2022
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