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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Matthew Kelly

Environment protection and community consultation key to offshore wind success

L-R: Jo Lynch coordinator, Hunter Community Environment Centre, Justin Page, coordinator, Hunter Jobs Alliance, Jacqui Mumford, chief executive, Nature Conservation Council NSW, Joanna Tavita, Maritime Union, Jasmine Loades, Maritime Union, Leigh Shears, secretary, Hunter Workers. Photo by Peter Lorimer

The environmental risks and impacts of offshore wind are real, but its responsible development in Australia will help combat climate change impacts and help protect fragile marine ecosystems, environment groups argue.

A number of environmental groups are among the 27 organisations that have signed a letter to federal energy and environment ministers Chris Bowen and Tanya Plibersek and NSW Premier Chris Minns.

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