There is general agreement that wind-generated power is a good thing for New Jersey and our planet. The debate over where the wind turbines should be built is lively, to say the least.
On one side, the power companies, the wind engineering companies, our governor, the Department of the Interior and the White House want to build the wind towers 10 miles off the New Jersey coast. On the other side are the people who want to see the wind towers built 35 to 50 miles offshore.
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