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This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the American heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice. We honor their courage and legacy.

@Inv_Ocean @njcoast_protect @mtkblb You'll never see the @audubonsociety speak out about this. A bunch of frauds. They'll never see another dime from my family.

@Inv_Ocean @njcoast_protect We will never know how much they’ve done already, but we have a chance to stop them from doing more. 🙏🇺🇸

@njcoast_protect @mtkblb They pushed a con and cost us billions , killed whales and dolphins and discredited the scientists. The windmills should be scraped snd the companies involved should pay for it. We will never know how many birds were killed .

The release of An Inconvenient Truth was a watershed moment for climate crusaders. Building upon flawed science, it forecast dire consequences if we didn’t make major changes to reduce co2 emissions. Let’s give Al his due—his fear mongering over global warming helped fuel the multi trillion dollar a year climate industry, indoctrination of generations of schoolchildren, climate “solutions” journalism, politicians and astroturf groups willing to play along. The most dire consequences of an inconvenient truth was the immense costs to society and hardworking individuals who had to endure decades of higher energy prices to fund the reckless pursuit of net zero and the green energy transition. @JunkScience @JamesMelville @PeterDClack

@TaraBull Ahahahhahaha! 🤣

Parents gave their kids just 4 minutes to figure out how to use a rotary dial phone. The confusion was instant. Gen Z vs old school tech is pretty hilarious

@njcoast_protect Shameful, and with Norfolk base so close by extremely foolish from a national security standpoint.

Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind has industrialized 176 square miles of marine habitat—an area more than five times the size of Manhattan. Source: Hanover Residents

Elected officials like Sheldon and Schumer, union bosses, astroturf groups like the League of Conservation Voters and Sierra Club and legacy media funded by the climate industry continue to this day to lie about all the “good paying union jobs” that offshore wind projects create. The reality is that a large-scale offshore wind project typically requires only about 50 full-time equivalent operations and maintenance workers once construction is complete. Given the industry’s history of resisting unionization efforts, there is reason to question whether even those positions will consistently become long-term union jobs filled by American workers. More broadly, critics argue that a troubling quid pro quo exists: offshore wind developers provide financial support and partnerships that benefit union leadership and political interests, while politicians promote inflated job-creation claims that do not reflect the limited number of permanent positions ultimately available to rank-and-file American workers.

Today, we’re proud to highlight NEFSA business member and 7th-generation commercial fisherman Jon Nunan. “Fishermen are farmers of the sea. As lobstermen, we are farming lobsters; it’s like a nursery, we feed them, throw back the breeders and small lobsters, and we only harvest the ones that are ready. We are just as invested in sustainable fishing as environmentalists are. This is our livelihood; we don’t want to do anything to jeopardize it.”

@ongehoordnedtv @dirkkraakbra7 #NeverGiveUp #NeverGiveIn 🇾🇪💪🏻🇺🇸 🙏🦑🦐🦞🦀🐟⛴️

Noordzeevisser @dirkkraakbra7 ziet de visserij langzaam verdwijnen. Door beleid uit Brussel en Den Haag. Door windparken op zee. Door torenhoge brandstofprijzen. Havens lopen leeg, families stoppen en de ziel verdwijnt uit vissersdorpen. In dit tempo is de visserij over 15 jaar uit Nederland verdwenen. Toch geven Dirk en een handvol anderen niet op. Ze blijven varen. Blijven vechten. Voor hun vak, hun vrijheid en hun toekomst.

We are proud of the work we do to preserve our maritime knowledge for future generations. Commercial fishing isn’t just a job; it’s a way of life!

By this Wednesday, May 27, 2026, if the NY Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES) does not release a ruling on Fort Edward Solar... the final permit will be automatically granted. If you haven't truly grasped the level of authoritarian overreach and home rule obliteration that has gone on with ORES, this should sum it up nicely. On May 27, 2025, the Fort Edward Solar application was deemed "complete." ORES held a public hearing this past September where the town nearly unanimously opposed the project. Since then, hundreds of comments have been filed, my nonprofit has appealed decisions, we entered an expert PhD environmental study by Hudsonia into the record, and American Land Rescue Fund has opened our first lawsuit against the environmental redactions at Fort Edward Solar. None of it matters. ORES doesn't have to care, listen, or consider expert testimony. It was created in a way where it supersedes our home rule, local zoning laws and moratoriums, and the environmental law of our state. Whether ORES posts its final decision, which 100% of the time is granting a final permit to foreign solar and wind corporations, or not, the final permit will be deemed granted regardless. Do you get it yet? Do you understand that our New York legislature created ORES in a way where rural communities and counties have no grounds whatsoever to push back on their renewable detention centers? They knew we wouldn't want these complexes. So they shut us out of the conversation completely.

@Pohakanten @fishstewardship For me as a young kid, the place was when we went down to the shore to the small amusement park, Joe’s Seafood Restaurant and Clam Bar in Asbury Park, it was next to the Stone Pony!

@fishstewardship Making sure everyone knows Where to shop local is super important. Like Everyone knew where Thompson's Clam Bar was, I bet you can hear it. youtube.com/watch?v=_iAm6m…

Currently, 80% of seafood in the U.S. is imported, often from countries with little to no sustainability practices. American fishermen are true conservationists who care about protecting the environment for future generations. When you shop local, you support sustainable seafood and ocean conservation.

It’s the same with offshore wind. Those “showroom environmentalists,” they say they care about the environment while they are industrializing the ocean; those that said they care deeply about the whales sat back and watched and stood silently as over 170 large whales died in a 22 month period from Dec 2022-Sept 2024 while 27 “survey“ boats zigzagged back-and-forth spreading high decibel low frequency sound throughout the ocean floor from Maine to Virginia. Many ENGOS and aquariums received multimillion dollar donations from OSW developers in partnership with universities is to “study” offshore wind. Kind of like sitting back while watching Rome burn They are all charlatans. May God have mercy on their souls they’re going to need it.

I used to believe in environmental nonprofits before I learned about Fort Edward Solar. I used to donate to many. I used to believe, at least some of them, had the environment's best interest at heart. I used to think the people that worked at these nonprofits truly cared about the animals they raise money 'to save.' Boy, was I in for a (sad) surprise as I began my journey learning about what's happening in New York State. Environmental nonprofits are financially benefitting from "mitigating" habitat loss, wildlife displacement, and endangered/threatened species deaths. Yes, you are reading that correctly. Since these foreign solar corporations know they are going to cause irreperable harm to our American habitats, they are mitigating the damage ahead of time by making payments to environmental nonprofits. Let me state the obvious here. You can't "mitigate" one of the last grasslands of its kind in the Northeast. You can't fragment and fracture a grassland habitat and expect the birds to find a new "10 acres of land" that was set aside for them miles away. In the case of Alle-Catt Wind in Western New York, Invenergy is making "payments" to Cornell University to offset the forecasted eagle deaths that will ensue at the wind complex. Every element of "saving the climate" is a financial transaction. It has never, ever been about the environment, the habitats, the grasslands, or the birds. It's always been about money. Every environmental nonprofit on the scene here is lining up, ready to accept their mitigation payments while they look the other way as Boralex destroys a critically important grassland habitat that our own NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has awarded numerous environmental distinctions to. Not on my watch. Unlike these disgustingly compromised groups, you won't catch me settling with a foreign renewable corporation that's skewed its environmental assessments to downplay the incoming ecological damage. I won't be selling my soul.

@goi1_p @GuntherEagleman Sounds like fentanyl.

@GuntherEagleman 😯😯😯 Three dead, 18 first responders taken to the hospital after possible hazmat situation in Mountainair krqe.com/news/new-mexic…

🚨 HORRIFYING: 3 DEAD + 18 FIRST RESPONDERS HOSPITALIZED (2 in serious condition) after exposure to UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE in Mountainair, New Mexico First Responders rushed to a suspected overdose call… and walked straight into a nightmare.

@Loftybone @BillCarson2162 @capecodtimes @NewBedfordLight @BostonGlobe @overheardcape @CapeCodConley @MikeKennealy @CapeCodCitizens @GreenOceansRI @GEVernova @projo @BOEM DNV, Vineyard Wind’s @BOEM approved Certification Verification Agent (CVA) knows, the industry & engineers know, torsion plays a major role in blade failure, and they walk on by. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108… @mtkblb

NEFSA comments on the UN’s recent policy shift toward evidence-based conservation and away from exaggerated climate forecasting models, which negatively impacted the fishing industry. nefishermen.org/nefsa-praises-…

Trillions of dollars and decades have been wasted chasing “net zero,” the so-called green energy transition, and wind power. Billions of children have been taught to believe a climate apocalypse is imminent. The opportunity costs of funding the climate industrial complex have been enormous — from affordable, reliable energy and better schools to even the pursuit of peace around the world. Imagine if the @UN devoted as many resources to promoting global peace as it has to combating global warming. Can we all get a refund? Now UN climate experts admit climate change won’t destroy Earth tomorrow nypost.com/2026/05/18/opi… @nypost