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The massive wind farm that could transform this Brooklyn neighborhood
Tags: Current Focus, Renewal America, Leadership Skills, Managing Business, Climate Change Action, United States, Healthcare, Renewable Energy, Capital Markets, The Economy, Inequality / Upward Mobility, Movement for Renewal of America, Health, Climate, 1. Climate Change Action, 3. Income and Wages Fairness, 5. Bringing Jobs and Factories to the US, 6. Capital Allocation for Infrastructure, Goods and Services, 8. U.S. Investment by Government+ Private,
Jake Spring of the Washingotn Post shows how DJT, Kevin Hassett of the National Economic council and NY Governor Kathy Hochul are putting jobs first to work together to revive the northeastern communities that have hurt the most. This one is a waterfront that has seen better days in Brooklyn before 1945, when it was one of the busiest ports in the world- gone into disrepair and abandoned by the 1970's.
Norwegian company Equinor invested $2.7 billion in a huge wind farm for Sunset Park in Brooklyn which would bring clean air to a chemically polluted Asian and Latino neighborhood. It would create thousands of jobs and provide clean energy for a million homes.
The DJT Interior Department under Doug Borghum stopped the project and it could have been cancelled, if not for NY Governor Kathy Hochul working with the DJT administration to support pipelines that will take Pennsylvania shale gas to New York hub for where it can reach all parts of the northeast. Interior Secretary Borghum wrote on X- “I am encouraged by Governor Hochul’s comments about her willingness to move forward on critical pipeline capacity.” Hochul supported the revival of the Constitution pipeline for shale gas.
It is this kind of cooperation to support jobs, workers and create a space for projects in the public interest that are needed today.
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