Congressman Jeff Van Drew promised to "fight tooth and nail" to stop offshore wind farms from being built off New Jersey.

Congressman Jeff Van Drew has attacked offshore wind for years and said ... 35% of your electricity comes from from wind power. I presume in your bay, your grid works well. It it's super stressed.

A New Jersey congressman announced he is working with President-elect Trump on an executive order to halt offshore wind.

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-2) says that he has helped prepare an executive order for incoming President Donald Trump that would halt all offshore wind projects from Rhode Island to Virginia for six months.

Trump is reportedly working with a New Jersey lawmaker on an executive order to stop the construction of new offshore wind turbines.

President-elect Trump and GOP allies claim offshore wind harms marine life and is overly dependent on federal subsidies.

Ever since the number of dolphins and whales stranding on New Jersey beaches spiked in December 2022 and continued into 2023 Rep. Jeff Van Drew and opponents have blamed work on turbines for contributing to their deaths.

Congressman Jeff Van Drew said he’s drafted an executive order to halt offshore wind, which will be rolled out within the next couple of months.

President-elect Donald Trump tasked a New Jersey congressman and vocal critic of offshore wind with writing an executive order ... he says. Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew said he spoke with Trump by phone about a month ago and urged him to act on his ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday temporarily halting offshore wind lease sales in federal waters and pausing the issuance of approvals, permits and loans for both onshore and offshore wind projects.

Directive targeting offshore wind energy sector with curbs on federal site leasing and permits could itself face legal risk with unclear and conflicting provisions set to trigger lawsuits.

Donald Trump returned to the White House this week as the 47th President of the United States, making this Trump Week in Washington, D.C.; realistically,