We were disappointed, but not surprised, by last week’s article in The SandPaper claiming that the visibility of the 1,048-foot-tall wind turbines off the entire coast of LBI will be “rare.” Very simply, those assertions defy the principles of geometry, the physics of light transmission and common sense.
For those of you who are not already concerned about what’s happening with the most visible modern wind turbine project in the world and the devastating impact it will have on our marine life,…
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