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    "text": "“If these actions are allowed to stand, it raises the specter that no federal approval is ever final… creating chaos in the permitting, planning and construction of vital infrastructure across the country” —Rob Freudenberg, Regional Plan Assoc",
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          "alt": "[Regional Plan Association — 4/17/25]\n\nStatement attributable to Rob Freudenberg, Vice President of Energy and Environment Programs at RPA.\n\nThe U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum just ordered a halt to construction on Equinor’s Empire Wind 1 project off the coast of New York, citing dubious reasoning that the project suffered from inadequate environmental analysis conducted by the Biden Administration.\n\nUntil now, the project has progressed in an orderly fashion according to the laws, regulations, and permitting requirements of the State and Federal Government. This shortsighted decision to stop work on Empire Wind 1 – an offshore wind project off the coast of Long Island that had received federal approvals in 2024 – doesn’t just halt the completion of a project already under construction. It halts the production of reliable, domestic energy at a time of increasing energy demand and skyrocketing electricity rates. It halts the first day on the job for over 1,000 skilled workers employed at and around the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, an offshore wind port being constructed in Sunset Park, where Empire Wind 1 construction, operations, and maintenance had been set to take place and stimulate economic development across the supply chain.\n\nThe Department of the Interior’s (DOI) decision to reverse course and halt a shovels-in-the ground project breaks a critical energy node at the port, stalling the flow of clean energy into our grid, and perpetuating the pollution of our air from fossil-generated power plants, disproportionately affecting Black, brown, and low-wealth communities who have unfairly borne the burden of environmental injustice.\n\nThe DOI’s myopic decision also endangers Americans as it halts action to further reduce our contribution of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, threatening our ability to reach our climate goals and locking us into further environmental degradation and warmer planet with accelerating and worsening climate impacts, including e…",
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