The best part is that you will hardly be able to see them on the horizon, even on the clearest day possible.
There's been an increase in the number of beached whales and dolphins in the area and they've been pretending to care about that and arguing in bad faith that sonar mapping the ocean floor for construction caused it, but beachings have been on the rise before they started the sonar because water quality has improved in the area and it's just a side effect of having more whales and dolphins around.
They are building offshore turbines in New Jersey and petty bourge with shore rental properties have been losing their minds.
Wealthy boomers all over the world are pissed that there may be something but water visible on the distant horizon.
The best part is that you will hardly be able to see them on the horizon, even on the clearest day possible.
There's been an increase in the number of beached whales and dolphins in the area and they've been pretending to care about that and arguing in bad faith that sonar mapping the ocean floor for construction caused it, but beachings have been on the rise before they started the sonar because water quality has improved in the area and it's just a side effect of having more whales and dolphins around.
"The burden of doubt is on the developers to prove without a reasonable doubt the projects will result in a net benefit."
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