My point isn't solar.
My point is renewable.
Off shore wind would be wildly immediately impactful in the NE.
The goal isn't to get bogged down in one solution but ask why methane pollution is increasing without any significant renewable growth of any kind. Focus on solutions, not excuses.
Off shore wind has hit a ton of resistance, stupidly. There is a meeting next week in the town next to me about the cable pathway for an off shore wind farm and all I see is opposition.
I’m aware of the local pushbacks and reasons why the area sucks at renewables and EVs, I’m struggling with why left leaning states like CT with the GDP per capita of California aren’t doing anything to move past it. It doesn’t seem to be taken seriously in that pocket of the U.S. as storms intensify
