It's true that fossil fuel exploration and seismic studies can be detrimental to whales and sea mammals. It's also true that wind farm development is also.
— Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki (@MatthewWielicki) June 13, 2023
Why are the whales dying? Sea mammal deaths hit record in New York and New Jersey https://t.co/iRVMMgQQH4 via @nypost pic.twitter.com/XUL2WLRRnE
A month ago, Public released our first documentary, Thrown To The Wind, by journalist and filmmaker Jonah Markowitz. Thrown To The Wind reveals the reality behind the specious claims of an industry that has long billed itself as a boon to the natural environment. Our film exposes the price the world is actually paying for the industrialization of our oceans by offshore wind corporations: the killing of whales and the potential extinction of an entire cetacean species.
We founded Public to do precisely this kind of journalism: independent, uncompromising, evidence-based reporting that the mainstream media is too industry-captured and too ideologically blinkered to undertake. Those of you who are paying for Public make that possible. Without your support, we couldn’t do any of this.
Today, we’re releasing Thrown To The Wind widely, without the paywall. It’s imperative that this film reach as wide an audience as possible, to maximize its real-world impact. The survival of the North American Right Whale may depend on it.
While we want as many people as possible to watch our film, we owe a special thanks to those of you who pay for Public. Both filmmaking and investigative journalism are expensive. You’re what makes it possible. Thank you. Link here
Yes, they know they’re killing whales
The wind industry says it isn't killing whales, but it is. New boat traffic is colliding with whales. And high-decibel sonar is separating whale mothers from their calves, sending them into harm's way. Our new documentary, which lays out the evidence, is now free to watch. pic.twitter.com/ELkfFUcM1K
— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) September 18, 2023