"Gov. Murphy wants to line the whole coast with these, which is shocking, considering the coastal economy is one of the [state's] major sources of revenue," said Bruce Afran, the Princeton attorney representing the plaintiffs.
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A New Jersey appeals court has been asked to overturn the state’s approval of a plan to construct up to 200 wind turbine generators off the state’s coast.
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