Opponents to New Jersey offshore wind project raise concerns of impact on protected wetland

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New Jersey shore residents raised alarm bells that an offshore wind project would negatively affect the air quality of a protected wetland.

An offshore wind project planned just nine miles off the coast of New Jersey is waiting on approval for a permit from the Environmental Protection Agency, but residents from Jersey Shore communities raised concerns that the project’s construction will endanger the air quality in the Brigantine Natural Wilderness Area.

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