Nantucket resident Nathan Skerritt was fishing this morning along the south shore and documenting the fiberglass shards still washing up from Vineyard Wind’s damaged turbine blade, more than a week after its failure 15 miles southwest of the island
This is such a mess and an absolute disaster for the beaches, sea life and small businesses (fisherman, surf instructors, fishing charters) who rely on these critical summer months to support themselves year round. The impact of this @VineyardWindUS failure is not short term.
Now calling the Vineyard Wind turbine blade debris a “crisis,” the town of Nantucket shares that “Vineyard Wind vessels are collecting fiberglass pieces on the site; a very large piece of debris is below the surface, in the water
column.”
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The old bachelor is 72! If I’m single in the future I’m just going to call it a day and enjoy a bottle of wine on the couch with 17 dogs. Old person Bachelor sounds EXHAUSTING.
After yesterday’s hearing about Aliens, one of the top questions was:
“If intelligent life was able to travel from light years away to get here and float in our sky, why would they be so careless as to allow us to clearly spot them with fighter jets?
The answer is simple:
They looked at Congress and thought none of us could hear or see based on the age makeup of the Senate and the House.
Let’s vote for people who can see and hear. Nothing against old people but we need term limits and age limits. I would say the same if I was 85.