U.S. climate envoy JohnKerry calls out 'disinformation campaign' on wind turbines
intensified campaigns to end New Jersey wind farm development due to these whale deaths. Steven Oroho, a Senate Republican leader based in New Jersey's Sparta Township, said in a statement that offshore wind development was the"only change in our waters" when whales began washing up.
"It's part of the disinformation campaign of certain political entities in the world," Kerry said."They need to do what they're doing based on science and facts and they're not. In some cases, they're arguing on behalf of an existing industry that doesn't want to change or they're arguing as a matter of anti-wokeness ...
"Fifteen million people a year are dying from the quality of the air that comes from the coal and oil and gas that is unabated, and you know, that's a pretty compelling issue. And 10 million people a year are now dying, because of extreme heat. That's doubled in the last year," Kerry said.
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